Opinion
No. Corporations Aren’t People
The Left is oddly mesmerized by the notion that corporations shouldn’t be allowed to expend dollars on politics because corporations aren’t people.
Opinion
A Values-Driven Reformation
An organization should focus on adopting the right values, right from the start, to avoid scandal.
Opinion
No. 936: The Cost of Safe, Legal Labor
Well, at least there’s a town or two in the United States where someone who is here legally will “do the kind of work that Americans just won’t do.” One place is Greeley, Colo., where job seekers lined up to replace the illegal employees who were lost in a raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a Swift & Co. meatpacking plant in December.
Opinion
No. 828: Slave Disclosure Bill Would Worsen Racial Tension
John Carlisle believes bill introduced in the General Assembly seeking slavery disclosures would set the stage for the bilking of corporations.
Opinion
Lobbying Reform Isn’t Anti-Business
Proposals to reform state lobbying laws are not about punishing or hampering business groups. They address broader concerns, and won't yield any particular policy outcome.
Opinion
And So the Shakedown Begins
Bank of America has announced a massive new "investment" in community lending and philanthropy. A better term would be protection money.
