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In The Tank (ep116) – Thanksgiving Etiquette, Costs, Politics, and Chemicals(!?)

written by Donald Kendal

Budgets/Taxes Featured Internet/Telecom Podcast
In The Tank (ep65) – Overtime Rule Stopped, The Cost of Thanksgiving, and Internet Taxes

by Donald Kendal November 25, 2016

Donny is rejoined by John in episode #65 of the In The Tank Podcast. Today’s podcast features work from the Heritage Foundation, Reason Magazine, the American Farm Bureau Federation, and the Heartland Institute.

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Joshua Sewell: Taxpayers on the Hook for Crop Insurance Programs

by H. Sterling Burnett July 21, 2016

In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, Joshua Sewell, senior policy analyst with Taxpayers for Common Sense joins the show to discuss agriculture policy and crop insurance.

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Charles Steele: How Increased Natural Gas Benefits the Environment and Economy

written by H. Sterling Burnett

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Ethanol as a Supplement, Not a Staple

by Isaac Orr September 10, 2015

It’s common for people to misunderstand or misconstrue the difference between acknowledging the failure of the ethanol mandate to deliver on its promises of materially increasing energy independence or lowering prices for consumers, and being “anti-ethanol.” It’s entirely possible to see advantages of using ethanol without believing it should be mandated, just as it is possible to see the advantages of having a health insurance policy without supporting Obamacare. All mandates have unintended consequences.

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It’s Time for ‘Zero for Zero’ Farm Subsidies

by Seton Motley August 2, 2013

When it comes to the Farm Bill, we’ve been doing what hurts for fifty-plus years. Let’s not do that anymore.

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We’re Following A One-Size-Fits-All Coronavirus Strategy Right Into A Great Depression April 1, 2020
While this shutdown has already done enormous damage, it is the uncertainty about when and how it will reopen that could prove far more destructive in the long…
Distortion and fear: the MSM won’t quit doing this, because they think (know?) it works April 1, 2020
I think the public is scared enough. But apparently the press doesn’t think so.
Trump Is Right: We Need to Get Our $20 Trillion Economy Back Up and Running April 1, 2020
The latest labor market report showed 3.3 million Americans signing up for unemployment benefits — almost five times higher than any other month in history.
The Intolerant Left April 1, 2020
People often remark that John F. Kennedy couldn’t be nominated by today’s Democratic Party. Neither could FDR.
Managing a Disaster - Walter E. Williams April 1, 2020
While it’s difficult to get beyond emotions, the fact is that consumers are not forced to buy products for the higher (gouged) price.
Was it something he said? March 31, 2020
The My Pillow Guy added expressed his gratitude for Trump’s election and urged Americans to pray. As a result, he set off a wave of hatred and contempt on…
How Many Americans Could Die From COVID-19? What the Latest Data, Projections Show March 31, 2020
Soberingly, 43,000 deaths is still quite small compared to what the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation model is projecting.
Coronavirus, China & President Trump - We Have a Difficult Five Weeks ahead of Us | National Review March 30, 2020
Here’s what we know: For the last week, the number of new cases is increasing by anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000 each day.
The ‘Orange Man Bad’ Disease March 30, 2020
As late as March 11, Mayor Bill de Blasio was still telling New York City residents to carry on life as normal
Pitching the Wuhan - SteynOnline March 30, 2020
As Tucker Carlson likes to say, China is the most racist country on earth. But it's even more racist to point that out, according to the American media.