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"Big" doesn't necessarily equal bad. Companies merge and split all the time. It's a part of our dynamic economy.
CEI's @regoftheday explains why the @FTC needs to cool down its anti-merger mania in our latest "not a policy paper, just a thought video.
Roll the tape 👇👇👇
FTC Merger Mania: Not A Policy Paper, Just A Thought
Senior Fellow Ryan Young releases a new "Not A Policy Paper, Just A Thought" video explaining why the Federal Trade Commission should cool down its anti-merger mania.
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You Baby Boomers screwed up. You thought you were going to "reinvent" parenting & instead you gave us Millennials. You've been hoisted on your own petard & now it's up to Gen X to reel it in but I don't know if we even have the will power at this point. Good job.
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Overheard today during a conference call, "We've flattened the curve now it is time to flatten the government."
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The house speaker calls the president fat
Speaker Pelosi tells @AC360 it’s not a good idea for President Trump to be taking hydroxychloroquine because of his age and the fact that he’s “morbidly obese”
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CEI's @RichardMorrison shares: "A post-corona federal government should focus on the things that are core functions of government: protecting our rights and defending our safety." #covid_19 bit.ly/2x5SzSj
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CEI launched a new advertising campaign today asking Americans if they can afford @AOC's and @SenMarkey's so-called #GreenNewDeal. The campaign begins during the @DNC debate tonight and escalates over the next 30 days.
The Green New Deal: Can You Afford It?
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) launched an advertising campaign asking the American people if they can afford the so-called Green New Deal.
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"CEI has long been making the case that the Administrative State cannot be tamed until the proliferation of guidance and dark matter is addressed. This executive order is a vital start." - @wayne_crews on WH Exec. Orders restricting regulatory dark matter bit.ly/312OXcK
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Hey @HawleyMO, maybe you haven’t perceived any benefit from big tech, but their innovations helped me treat debilitating medical issues, allowing me to do research & connecting me with specialists in my area I would have never known about. Your words are dangerously naive.
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Fully agree this is nuts. "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and unto God what is God's" and "My kingdom does not belong to this world" come to mind...If we turn our churches to political ends, we'll lose our ability to worship independently of the state.
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.@heathertal asks the right questions to get to the heart of the issue: Is this proposal possible, necessary, legal? Check out @nytimes for the latest drama to emerge in the evolving relationship of regulators & Facebook.
.@nytimes @heathertal quotes CEI President @KentatCEI on Facebook and antitrust regulations nyti.ms/2VQ9Fyh
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I remember when I would run out of the Dunkaroo icing before the crackers were finished.
It was at that moment I knew: my generation would never know prosperity.
#millenialsuffering
#thestruggleisreal
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Tesla shareholders, not the government, should hold the CEO leash usatoday.com/story/opinion/2… @usatodayopinion @jberlau @ceidotorg
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Saving 33,000 steel-industry jobs costs the economy 179,000 jobs, a net loss of 146,000, Ryan Young, a fellow in regulatory studies at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, told ABC News.
"Basically," Young added, "the few are benefiting at the expense of the many."
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Stop by @ceidotorg in SLC and share our love for @StatePolicy by dropping off your DonorsTrust token. I’m confident that @Gordon_Cummings has already set an example!
Here's my pal @ScooterSchaefer playing the DonorsTrust "Be a Giver" game at the @StatePolicy annual meeting in Salt Lake City. If you're at #SPNAM this year, follow Scooter's lead and drop your tokens at the @ceidotorg table. You'll be glad you did!
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CEI’s @HDBrowning @RichardMorrison and @ScooterSchaefer pausing for a mid-day selfie between awesome sessions @StatePolicy’s #SPNAM.
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The freedom to eat cake for breakfast is a right inestimable to us, and formidable to tyrants only.
On the third day of the work week, @RichardMorrison brought in carrot cake. And it was good.
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This video on automated vehicles (self-driving cars) shows how they will make our roads much safer -- if government regulators don't screw things up.
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Self-driving cars are designed with goals to make vehicles safer, more accessible and more efficient- and they will if we untie developers from outdated safety regulations & red tape. CEI's @marcscribner explains the automated vehicle revolution.
Untied: Self-Driving Cars Will Make Traveling Safer and More Efficient
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"I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you…and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon."
Former President George W. Bush's iconic words inspired the nation just days after the 9/11 attacks.
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A massive -- tens of millions $ per year -- off-the-books campaign by activists, mega-donors, and ambitious politicians is detailed by @Chris_C_Horner in second report this month. It should turn heads of campaign finance gurus.
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