Posted on 29 December 2011. Tags: 10000 commandments , 10kc , facebook , government transparency , regulation , ten thousand commandments , transparency , twitter
Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews talks about why 2011 was a record year for both new regulations and their cost, and his ongoing “Ten Thousand Commandments” transparency initiative.
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Posted on 08 December 2011. Tags: "regulatory reform" , accountability , reins , reins act , transparency
Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews talks about the impact REINS could have on increasing transparency and accountability. He also offers up a few more ideas for regulatory reform.
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Posted on 07 December 2009. Tags: Arne Chacon , Bill Vierregger , CEI , classical liberal , climate change , climategate , COP-15 , Copenhagen , DAVID M. HERSZENHORN , DOW JONES , economics , Economy , federalism , First Amendment , FOIA , fr33 , free markets , freedom , Gabe Nasca , global warming , health care , Hugo Chávez , individualism , iTunes , Jesse Chacon , libertarian , liberty , limited government , nanny state , Obama , personal responsibility , prostitution , public option , ROBERT PEAR , Ruby Tuesday , self government , Senate , SHARON THEIMER , small government , smoking ban , transparency , Venezuela , Virginia
Richard Morrison, Jeremy Lott and William Yeatman host. We cover climate hypocrisy, arm-twisting on health care, government transparency, smoking in Virginia and a banking scandal in Venezuela.
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Posted on 03 August 2009. Tags: ABC , accountability , antitrust , AP , Ashby Jones , bailout , Brad Smith , Brent Stroman , California , Caracas , CEI , censorship , Chicago 2016 , Chicago Tribune , chron.com , classical liberal , competitive bidding , Conatel , conflict of interest , contracts , deficit , DOJ , double dipping , economics , Economy , Eyanir Chinea , federalism , fr33 , free markets , freedom , FTC , furlough , Geithner , George Stephanopoulos , Globovision TV , Herb Kohl , Hugo Chávez , individualism , Internet , investogation , Isabel Martinez , iTunes , Juan Carlos Caldera , labor , libertarian , liberty , limited government , london 2012 , Manny Flores , Michael Callahan , Microhoo , olympic news , oversight committee , personal responsibility , Primero Justicia , Raymond Colitt , RCTV , Reuters , salary , Schwarzenegger , search , SEIU , self government , small government , strike , TARP , taxes , technology , Texas , This Week , transparency , union , Venzuela , Waco , Waco Housing Authority , Will Dunham , William Echevarria , wsj
We start with ominous hints of new taxes, California state employees making strike threats and the possible antitrust implications of the Microhoo partnership. We continue with a double-dipping pay scandal, the suppression of dissent in Venezuela and some fully transparent Olympic News.
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Posted on 13 April 2009. Tags: Abdullahi Ahmed , AIG , AK-47 , Alabama , Allen Vansen , beer , Bill Gortney , Blockbuster , bottled water , British Columbia , broadband , Call of Duty , CEI , classical liberal , comcast , conflict of interest , content , Cox , downloads , DRM , economics , Economy , Edward Liddy , enjoybottledwater.org , ethics , federalism , fr33 , France , free markets , Free Talk Live , freedom , gamers , gaming , General Motors , GM , Goldman Sachs , Hank Paulson , Hulu , individualism , Iowa , ISP , iTunes , Jack Broom , john berlau , libertarian , liberty , lifeboat , limited government , london 2012 , Montana , Netflix , nonintoxicating beer , nonintoxicating craft beer , olympic news , personal responsibility , piracy , Radio Liberty Network , Rich Ireland , Richard Phillips , Rick Wagoner , self government , small government , Somali pirates , Special Forces , TARP , Tim Carney , Tim Geithner , Time Warner Cable , transparency , Tuan Nguyen , TWC , Tweet of the Week , U.S. Navy , Vancouver 2010 , Verizon , volunteers , West Virginia , Whistler , Wikipedia , Winter Olympics
We start with the rescue of Capt. Richard Phillips from Somali pirates by the U.S. Navy and Special Forces, look into the murky finances of AIG CEO Edward Liddy in Scandal Watch, and figure out what ISPs are up to in Technology News.
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