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In The Tank (ep194) – 2020 Dem Presidential Candidates, Medicare 4 All, Climate Change

written by Donald Kendal

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Lenin Moreno Wins Runoff 51 to 49 Percent

by Clifford Thies April 4, 2017

Lenín Moreno was the candidate of President Rafael Correa’s socialist PAIS Alliance, has apparently won the Presidential run-off election 51 to 49 percent.

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This Year’s Presidential Politics Equals Continuing Big Government

by Richard Ebeling March 29, 2016

The daily and unending bombardment of political campaign reporting and news, with its “drama” about who will be the Republican and Democratic Party candidates for the U.S. presidency, hides from view the continuing and real choice facing the American public: freedom or statism, individual liberty or government control.

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Marita Noon: Presidential Candidates’ Energy Positions, and The Truth About Renewable Subsidies

written by H. Sterling Burnett

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In The Tank Podcast (ep23): The Iowa Caucus, Everything You Should Know

by Donald Kendal January 29, 2016

In episode #23 of the In The Tank Podcast, Hosts Donny Kendal and John Nothdurft get ready for Monday’s Iowa Caucus. This weekly podcast features (as always) interviews, debates, roundtable discussions, stories, and light-hearted segments on a variety of topics on the latest news. The show is available for download as part of the Heartland Daily Podcast every Friday.

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Plexiglass is everywhere, with no proof it keeps Covid at bay June 9, 2021
Not a single study has shown that the clear plastic barriers actually stop the spread of the virus
Mr. Pritzker Breaks His Promise - WSJ June 9, 2021
The Illinois Governor’s whopper on redistricting is one for the ages.
Ruling Against CA's Gun Ban Offers Supreme Court Chance To Fix Heller June 9, 2021
This could give the Supreme Court the opportunity to correct its errors in District of Columbia v. Heller
Political Division: How Our Political Parties Stopped Accepting Each Other's Victories | National Review June 9, 2021
At the root of a lot of our most intense political divisions is an irrational and stubborn refusal to recognize that the opposition ever legitimately wins a…
Fauci's Cost-Benefit Calculation: You Absorb The Cost, He Benefits June 8, 2021
The problem isn't that Fauci weighed costs and benefits. It's that he was willing to impose life-and-death costs on unwitting Americans in order to benefit…
The Future Of Energy: One Of These Things Is Not Real — Manhattan Contrarian June 8, 2021
At the moment, we have two visions competing to be the reigning official prediction of the future of energy.
All Biden Needed To Not Screw Up Was Stay In His Basement. He Failed May 21, 2021
Entering office, Biden was set up nicely for a smooth glide toward nearly effortless success. Instead, in just a few months, things are going downhill fast.
Facebook 'Fact Checkers' Punish and Censor Debate on Climate Science by Katie Pavlich May 20, 2021
The censorship of Koonin's book and any outlet that dares to discuss it is just one piece of the broader agenda being pushed by Facebook's Science Feedback.
Climate Lawsuits Take a Hit - WSJ May 18, 2021
The Supreme Court makes it harder for cities to duck federal courts.
Add The Wall Street Journal To The People Who Can't Do Basic Arithmetic — Manhattan Contrarian May 18, 2021
Here’s something that ought to be obvious: solar panels at any location in the northern hemisphere will produce less power in the winter than in the summer.