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Has CEI ever wondered why few people have heard of them?

Has CEI ever considered the possibility that few people have heard the CEI message because of the banishment of non-leftist viewpoints by FB, Twitter, CNN, NYT, WaPo, AP, government schools, etc.?

CEI has stated, "CDA section 230 is rooted in an eminently sound, common-law theory of justice: that people are responsible for their own acts and not those of others."

That would be a laudable principle to uphold if it were not for the fact that you will never see your vision effected because those people made ignorant, and in fact been indoctrinated by lies, by those sources of information have the unfortunate legal right to take your freedom away at the ballot box. The growth of the power held by government over the past 100 years has proved this.

Do you believe that you have the moral right to physically harm a person who has broken into your house, despite the fact that such action on your part is predicated by your fear of what he MAY do, not based upon what he HAS done?

A response to a burglar that consists only of a stern warning that he is ethically wrong is not a sufficient response to his actions. But that weak and ineffective response is essentially what you advocate in your recommendations per Section 230. Can't we at least treat FB and Twitter just as other sources of information are treated currently by using our power at the ballot box? Or do you believe that those other sources should ALSO be released from libel laws?
Since the 1960’s the world was going to end through global freezing, and then global warming . Over and over again. We keep falling for it because it comes from scientists and political leaders. Think about WHY they do it. What’s in it for them?
CON: Green New Deal Will be All Pain and No Gain
The Los Angeles Times
Myron Ebell • February 14, 2019

The Green New Deal sounds really good. But as the details start to come out, it looks worse and worse.

In fact, the costs would be stupendous, and the damage done by its policies would be catastrophic.

First, how much will it cost? One of the main promoters of the Green New Deal, freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, said recently that paying for it may require raising the top tax rate on incomes above $10 million to 70 percent.

The experts developing the Green New Deal openly admit that it will cost not billions, but rather trillions of dollars. Although how many trillions is open to debate, the fact is that the money will have to come from somewhere.

Progressive economists have argued that the federal government can print as much money as it needs and that spending so much will fully mobilize the economy and thereby create growth. How has that worked out in Venezuela?

Second, what are these policies that will cost so much? According to Ocasio-Cortez, the plan within 10 years must transition "the U.S. economy to become greenhouse gas emissions neutral."

This would likely require replacing all coal, oil and natural gas used for electricity generation and transportation with renewable energy, upgrading all buildings to state-of-the-art energy efficiency and a whole lot more.

However, turning our energy economy upside down in a decade is only part of the Green New Deal.

Income redistribution and social justice must be accomplished at the same time. Thus the federal government must create a "job guarantee program to assure a living wage job to every person who wants one."

It must also mitigate "deeply entrenched racial, regional and gender-based inequalities in income and wealth" and "ensure a 'just transition' for all workers, low-income communities, indigenous communities," etc.

The obstacle to achieving these dubious goals is that moving to 100 percent renewable energy within 10 (or many more) years is impossible.

About 80 percent of America's energy comes from coal, oil and natural gas.

After decades of multi-billion dollar subsidies, wind and solar accounted for 9 percent of electricity produced in 2017.

From 9 percent to 100 percent is a long way to go, and replacing all the gasoline and diesel cars, trucks and tractors with electric vehicles will require much more renewable power.

This not only won't happen; it can't happen. That's because the electric grid becomes unstable and unmanageable as the percentage of power produced by intermittent and variable sources increases.

Twenty percent wind and solar poses problems; 50 percent threatens blackouts and collapse. But what about battery storage?

Alas, the technology available for the foreseeable future can provide minutes of expensive backup power, not hours or days.

The Green New Dealers reply that the climate crisis is so dire that we must do whatever it takes to stop it. But even a green leap backwards will not stop global greenhouse gas levels from increasing.

Chinese emissions are now higher than the U.S. and Europe combined and still growing. And Indian emissions are increasing rapidly as hundreds of millions of people start to climb out of energy poverty.

The good news is that although global warming may present long-term challenges, it's not an immediate crisis, despite the dire warnings of politicized scientists.

The rate of warming over the past 40 years has been modest, and the demonstrable impacts have been mild. The experts predicting doom ignore the data and rely on discredited computer models.

What would cause a real, immediate crisis is for Congress to enact the back-to-the-Dark-Ages policies of the Green New Deal.
So basically Democrats hate Trump because He is exercising the power Obama and Democrats have put into place themselves to control every bill regulation and aspect of our life. Why because they were sure Hillary Clinton was going to win and They would own Majority in Congress and the White House. Now they are being Trumped and do not like it.
When listening to advice from experts predicting future events isn’t it wise to look at their past predictions to determine accuracy. When they are wrong many more time than they are right why should we continue to listen.
Hi, I've read your article about light bulbs at https://cei.org/content/5-reasons-trump-right-save-incandescent-light-bulbs

I'd like to know if you are interested in an explanation as to why most of your points don't make sense.

I'm an electrical engineer, if you are interested in my qualifications.
Nice touch putting the Consumer Product Safety Commission's logo on Angela Logomasini's nasty attack on Sen. Udall and support of Nancy Beck. Its a great way to mislead your readers into thinking you could care less about product safety, consumers, or the 70+ deaths associated with methylene chloride. But then again, you are not even an institute. You're a Libertarian think tank. That's fine-its a free country----as long as you're honest about who you are. Luckily consumers like me know better. And will continue to oppose Nancy Beck until she either gets rejected or fired.
You’d think the academics would know enough to do their own research before... ie Guelph —sit down and recent Chancellor resigning!!
Excellent movie revealing the truth about the illusions of green energy. Zero population is necessary. Mother Nature is fighting back right now.
Should be required viewing!

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Restrictions on Natural-Gas Stoves Are Climate Policy by Another Name - Competitive Enterprise Institute 01/13/2023

Restrictions on Natural-Gas Stoves Are Climate Policy by Another Name - Competitive Enterprise Institute

The backlash against the CPSC over natural-gas stoves is a positive sign that anti-consumer climate-change policies won’t go unnoticed or unchallenged.

Restrictions on Natural-Gas Stoves Are Climate Policy by Another Name - Competitive Enterprise Institute It has been heartening to see the strong backlash to the recent announcement that the Biden administration’s Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) was considering restrictions and possibly an outright ban on natural-gas stoves, which forced the CPSC to back off, though it is still moving ahead...

Inflation Ticks Down in December – Fed Should Stay on Course, CEI Economist Urges - Competitive Enterprise Institute 01/12/2023

Inflation Ticks Down in December – Fed Should Stay on Course, CEI Economist Urges - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Good news – the annual inflation rate fell from 7.1 percent in November to 6.5 percent in December, according to the latest consumer price index. That shows that the Fed should stay on course, says CEI Senior Economist Ryan Young:

Inflation Ticks Down in December – Fed Should Stay on Course, CEI Economist Urges - Competitive Enterprise Institute Good news – the annual inflation rate fell from 7.1 percent in November to 6.5 percent in December, according to the latest consumer price index. That shows that the Fed should stay on course, says CEI Senior Economist Ryan Young: “There is no way around it: The money supply is the most importan...

House GOP Oversight of Alleged Collusion Between Government and Technology Companies More Productive than Anti-Tech Legislation - Competitive Enterprise Institute 01/09/2023

House GOP Oversight of Alleged Collusion Between Government and Technology Companies More Productive than Anti-Tech Legislation - Competitive Enterprise Institute

This oversight is an infinitely better use of Congress’ time than past anti-Big Tech efforts.

CEI's Jessica Melugin writes, "The sputtering US economy needs government to get out of the way, not tell the country’s most successful industry how to do business."

House GOP Oversight of Alleged Collusion Between Government and Technology Companies More Productive than Anti-Tech Legislation - Competitive Enterprise Institute The new Republican House Majority will reportedly charge a new select committee with providing oversight of communications about content moderation decisions between technology companies and officials in the Biden Administration. The move follows revelations from internal files at Twitter that sugge...

Antitrust’s Cloudy Crystal Ball | National Review 01/06/2023

Antitrust’s Cloudy Crystal Ball | National Review

"Regulators need to realize that they cannot predict the future, and that the consumer doesn’t need to be protected from it."

Antitrust’s Cloudy Crystal Ball | National Review Regulators should regard the unforeseeable path of innovation with humility.

White House Finally Releases “Unified Agenda” on Upcoming Regulations, Signaling a Rise in Big, Costly New Regulations - Competitive Enterprise Institute 01/05/2023

White House Finally Releases “Unified Agenda” on Upcoming Regulations, Signaling a Rise in Big, Costly New Regulations - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Given the huge impact regulations have on businesses and citizens, it’s important to know what regulatory agencies are planning. Here is the initial take on the newly-released Agenda by CEI’s Wayne Crews

White House Finally Releases “Unified Agenda” on Upcoming Regulations, Signaling a Rise in Big, Costly New Regulations - Competitive Enterprise Institute Today, at last, the White House released the fall 2022 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions, where federal regulators report on what they have planned for the year ahead and beyond. Specifically, it serves as the forum for departments and agencies to itemize proposed, fi...

01/01/2023

Happy New Year from all of us at CEI!

Congress can promote growth by lowering regulatory barriers for consumers and businesses - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/29/2022

Congress can promote growth by lowering regulatory barriers for consumers and businesses - Competitive Enterprise Institute

"There is no shortage of ways Congress can do better. But an effort must be made to make regulators more accountable to Congress so we can expand economic freedom, help people gain prosperity and earn financial security."

Congress can promote growth by lowering regulatory barriers for consumers and businesses - Competitive Enterprise Institute Three quarters of Americans surveyed by Gallup say they disapprove of the way Congress handles the job of governing. We also know that about 8 in 10 registered voters (79 percent) say the economy is a priority guiding their voting decisions, according to polling by Pew Research Center. Clearly, t...

Where Is the Fall 2022 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions? - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/27/2022

Where Is the Fall 2022 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions? - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Congress needs to address both the timeliness and content of the Unified Agenda of federal regulations and address regulatory disclosures and accountability issues more broadly, writes CEI's Wayne Crews. Read more

Where Is the Fall 2022 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions? - Competitive Enterprise Institute Federal budgets are chronically late and always unbalanced, but we do get them eventually.

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas from all of us at CEI!

Ignore the “Tripledemic” Hype | City Journal 12/21/2022

Ignore the “Tripledemic” Hype | City Journal

Despite warnings from public-health and media “experts,” the seasonal return of respiratory viruses doesn’t justify the reimposition of Covid-era controls, writes CEI's Joel Zinberg.

Ignore the “Tripledemic” Hype | City Journal Despite warnings from public-health and media “experts,” the seasonal return of respiratory viruses doesn’t justify the reimposition of Covid-era controls.

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/19/2022

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute

CEI's Jessica Melugin explains why the smartphone app market is more competitive than widely thought

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute Elon Musk and others’ complaints about the fees Apple and Google ‘s App Stores charge developers are putting pressure on Congress to act in its lame-duck session. One legislative option the tech companies’ critics favor is the Open App Markets Act. The bill seeks to set new rules for ho...

Agenda for Congress: Inflation - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/16/2022

Agenda for Congress: Inflation - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Some policies Congress can pursue to help inflation:

- Acknowledge that inflation is caused by the money supply, not by the other party and not by corporate greed.
- Spend less.
- Bind the Fed to a policy rule.

Read more

Agenda for Congress: Inflation - Competitive Enterprise Institute Congress should simplify the Fed’s mandate so it can keep its focus on inflation.

12/15/2022

New Study: Free to Prosper

With CEI’s agenda for the 118th Congress, our elected representatives can begin to reform a regulatory state that is largely out of reach from basic accountability. That reform, beginning now, will create an America that is Free to Prosper.
Learn more at cei.org/freetoprosper

November Inflation Less Bad Than Before, but the Fed Should Stay Focused on It - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/13/2022

November Inflation Less Bad Than Before, but the Fed Should Stay Focused on It - Competitive Enterprise Institute

“Things are still heading in the right direction, but for progress to continue the Fed needs to stay disciplined, and Congress and the president need to lay off the spending binges."

November Inflation Less Bad Than Before, but the Fed Should Stay Focused on It - Competitive Enterprise Institute The latest consumer price index (CPI) released today by the Labor Department revealed that inflation, while still high, has been slowing as of November. That bodes well, but the Fed should still stay on-mission, says CEI Senior Fellow Ryan Young: “This is the best inflation reading in months. It l...

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/12/2022

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute

To proceed to regulate with poor initial analysis increases the risk of unintended and harmful consequences. "These types of regulatory schemes should be abandoned in order to preserve innovation in the marketplace and benefits to consumers."

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute Elon Musk and others’ complaints about the fees Apple and Google ‘s App Stores charge developers are putting pressure on Congress to act in its lame-duck session. One legislative option the tech companies’ critics favor is the Open App Markets Act. The bill seeks to set new rules for ho...

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/12/2022

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute

"Far from being exploited by the scope and size of the two largest app stores, developers derive significant advantages from the economies of scale inherent in the massive distribution systems of the Apple App Store and Google Play."

Opinion: Two App Stores Don’t Make a Monopoly - Competitive Enterprise Institute Elon Musk and others’ complaints about the fees Apple and Google ‘s App Stores charge developers are putting pressure on Congress to act in its lame-duck session. One legislative option the tech companies’ critics favor is the Open App Markets Act. The bill seeks to set new rules for ho...

ESG Isn’t Going Away Anytime Soon - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/07/2022

ESG Isn’t Going Away Anytime Soon - Competitive Enterprise Institute

If climate activist financiers don’t offer a more convincing walk-back of their anti-oil and gas investment policies, state governments will continue to walk away from them.

ESG Isn’t Going Away Anytime Soon - Competitive Enterprise Institute While the “Red Wave” never emerged in this November’s midterm elections, the issues that have riled up conservative voters the most in the past two years aren’t going away anytime soon. In fact, one such issue — politicized investing — is likely to continue growing in prominence. Fights ...

Antitrust’s Cloudy Crystal Ball - Competitive Enterprise Institute 12/05/2022

Antitrust’s Cloudy Crystal Ball - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Mergers and acquisitions are vital elements of that part of the innovative process. For this reason alone, regulators should err on the side of allowing them.

Antitrust’s Cloudy Crystal Ball - Competitive Enterprise Institute Even in the wake of Meta’s biggest mass layoff ever and a $71 billion loss this year, antitrust regulators around the world are peering into crystal balls to head off hypothetical future harms by the social-media and virtual-reality company. On the pretext of safeguarding competition, they are rai...

11/30/2022

Rail Strike Negotiations: Not A Policy Paper, Just A Thought

Biden’s call on Congress to intervene in negotiations between railroad workers and the industry to prevent a strike is premature.

CEI's Sean Higgins explains why government intervention in rail negotiations should be the last resort.

Learn more: cei.org/railstrike

House Premature on Rail Strike Intervention: CEI Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute 11/30/2022

House Premature on Rail Strike Intervention: CEI Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Government intervention in the private sector, especially when forcing a contract on parties, should always be a last resort. "Today’s action merely lays the groundwork for more extensive interventions in the future.”

House Premature on Rail Strike Intervention: CEI Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute The House today voted today on a resolution aimed at averting an impending strike by freight rail workers on December 9 – over a week away. CEI labor policy expert Sean Higgins says lawmakers should instead wait and give the private sector negotiators a chance to resolve their differences: “The ...

11/29/2022

As you consider your philanthropy this year, we hope you will find CEI a worthy recipient. Your support this will ensure we can continue to fight for less regulation, more freedom, and fairness for all.

End the Vaccine Mandates | City Journal 11/28/2022

End the Vaccine Mandates | City Journal

"The time has come for HHS and the Biden administration to follow the science and retract all vaccine mandates still being adjudicated in various federal courts." Read more from CEI's Joel Zinberg.

End the Vaccine Mandates | City Journal The time has come for the Biden administration to follow the science.

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/21/2022

When law enforcement officers serve as revenue collectors—which, in practice, they regularly do—it creates terrible incentives by diverting law enforcement away from justice toward revenue collection. Read more in our latest study

11/18/2022

Our latest report, "Memoirs of a Prosecutor" gives a first hand account of a prosecutor who worked with cops to stop crimes and put bad guys in jail, but learned ugly realities about the perverse motivation to seize assets. https://cei.org/studies/memoirs-of-a-prosecutor/

Photos from Competitive Enterprise Institute's post 11/17/2022

CEI President Kent Lassman is filing cables at the National Review line from Egypt for the annual United Nations–led climate-change confab, COP27, in Sharm el-Sheikh by the Red Sea.

Link in the bio.

COP27 Cables: Reality Bites and the Gobbledygook of Nonbinding Goals - Competitive Enterprise Institute 11/17/2022

COP27 Cables: Reality Bites and the Gobbledygook of Nonbinding Goals - Competitive Enterprise Institute

After three decades of existential this and that, the climate-change campaigners may have finally found a bridge too far. "Promises are fine and easily made, but actual liability is a reality that bites."

COP27 Cables: Reality Bites and the Gobbledygook of Nonbinding Goals - Competitive Enterprise Institute As was the case for the COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, I’m filing cables on the annual United Nations–led climate-change confab. This year, COP27, or the 27th Conference of Parties, is hosted by Egypt, in Sharm el-Sheikh on the Red Sea. TL;DR Oh, how things have changed since only one year ago. R...

FTX Crypto Problems Reveal SEC Shortcomings, As Well: CEI Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute 11/15/2022

FTX Crypto Problems Reveal SEC Shortcomings, As Well: CEI Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute

The current collapse of cryptocurrency company FTX has exposed another festering problem with how the industry is being regulated, says CEI Senior Fellow John Berlau:

FTX Crypto Problems Reveal SEC Shortcomings, As Well: CEI Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute The current collapse of cryptocurrency company FTX has exposed another festering problem with how the industry is being regulated, says CEI Senior Fellow John Berlau: “FTX and its associates should be held accountable with all the laws against fraud and deception already on the books that apply. G...

I, Pencil Extended Commentary: Connectivity 11/14/2022

I, Pencil Extended Commentary: Connectivity

The pencil, like most modern wonders, is the end product of an intricate chain of human activity that spans the globe. This is the miracle of the free market.

I, Pencil Extended Commentary: Connectivity I, Pencil Extended Commentary is a video series elaborating the fundamental themes of "I, Pencil." The subject of this installment is Connectivity.Featured s...

Why Cops Should Be Chasing the Bad Guys, Not the Big Bucks - Competitive Enterprise Institute 11/10/2022

Why Cops Should Be Chasing the Bad Guys, Not the Big Bucks - Competitive Enterprise Institute

When law enforcement officers serve as revenue collectors—which, in practice, they regularly do—it creates terrible incentives by diverting law enforcement away from justice toward revenue collection.

Why Cops Should Be Chasing the Bad Guys, Not the Big Bucks - Competitive Enterprise Institute When law enforcement officers serve as revenue collectors it creates terrible incentives.

We Need to Pay More Attention to AI - Competitive Enterprise Institute 11/09/2022

We Need to Pay More Attention to AI - Competitive Enterprise Institute

Many people say AI also poses some risks, such as job displacement and privacy concerns. These concerns are exaggerated. Read more

We Need to Pay More Attention to AI - Competitive Enterprise Institute Artificial intelligence is one of the most important emerging technologies today. It has the potential to revolutionize many industries and sectors.

Photos from Competitive Enterprise Institute's post 11/04/2022

The Cato Institute, CO2 Coalition, and Competitive Enterprise Institute hosted friends and family for a reception to honor and celebrate the life of beloved colleague Patrick J. Michaels (February 15, 1950 – July 15, 2022).

US Economy Added Jobs in October, but Unemployment Remains High – Signs of Cooling - Competitive Enterprise Institute 11/04/2022

US Economy Added Jobs in October, but Unemployment Remains High – Signs of Cooling - Competitive Enterprise Institute

“Policymakers can help people find good jobs by loosening excessive occupational licensing and other harmful workplace regulations, and by removing tariffs and other supply chain frictions that prevent good jobs from opening up in the first place.”

US Economy Added Jobs in October, but Unemployment Remains High – Signs of Cooling - Competitive Enterprise Institute The U.S. added 261,000 jobs in October, while unemployment ticked up to 3.7 percent, according to data released today by the Labor Department. That’s more jobs added than economists expected (190,000) but also higher unemployment than expected. CEI experts offer analysis on the problems employers ...

Biden federal regulations surge over 45% in victory for 'swamp' 11/01/2022

Biden federal regulations surge over 45% in victory for 'swamp'

Federal rules and regulations, the swamp’s tax on U.S. companies and citizens, have surged over 45% under President Joe Biden.

Biden federal regulations surge over 45% in victory for 'swamp' Federal rules and regulations, the swamp’s tax on U.S. companies and citizens, have surged over 45% under President Joe Biden.

10/31/2022

Please join us Thursday for an online discussion on the importance of technology and empowering individual choice in environmental solutions with author Todd Myers, in conversation with Kent Lassman.

10/29/2022

During 2021, agencies issued 23 rules for every 1 law congress passed. Learn more in our latest report

10/28/2022

Regulatory costs rival pre-tax corporate profits in 2021. Learn more

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