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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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Amazon doesn't have a monopoly in everything - Competitive Enterprise Institute 08/08/2023

This is not the first time politicians and bureaucrats have been misguided about Amazon. And it will not be the last, with the FTC expected to file an antitrust suit against the company in the coming weeks.

Amazon doesn't have a monopoly in everything - Competitive Enterprise Institute As the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) recently released their draft merger guidelines, Amazon has found itself in the crosshairs of Washington once again. These new merger guidelines attack vertical mergers in the name of upholding “competition.” In practice, ...

08/03/2023

We’ve had a busy year so far, from congressional testimonies, legal cases and coalitions with allies fighting for less regulation. Join us as we work to reform American's unaccountable regulatory state. Learn more: cei.org

The Global Rejection of CBDCs 08/03/2023

The Biden administration and the Federal Reserve are taking steps toward the potential roll-out of a central bank digital currency (CBDC). In attempting to do so, they are ignoring serious concerns about consumer privacy and heavy-handed government control in the U.S. and abroad.

The Global Rejection of CBDCs The Biden administration and the Federal Reserve are taking steps toward the potential roll-out of a central bank digital currency (CBDC). In attempting to do so, they are ignoring serious concerns ab

Biden's new crackdown on another appliance will be worse than gas stoves - Competitive Enterprise Institute 07/31/2023

It's not just stoves, Biden is going after air conditioners and other home appliances...

Biden's new crackdown on another appliance will be worse than gas stoves - Competitive Enterprise Institute We have seen a big consumer backlash in 2023 over Biden administration bureaucrats targeting gas stoves, but that could pale in comparison to the coming anger over costly air conditioning regulations.   In fact, that has already begun, making this unusually hot summer even more unpleasant for hom...

Carbon tariffs will hurt trade, national interests, and consumers - Competitive Enterprise Institute 07/25/2023

Since over 80% of the world’s energy comes from coal, natural gas, and oil, which produce carbon dioxide emissions, a carbon tariff is a tax on the energy that makes modern life possible.

Carbon tariffs will hurt trade, national interests, and consumers - Competitive Enterprise Institute Carbon tariffs are a bad idea that won’t go away, and now the European Union has launched the first one, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism . The goal is to pressure non-EU countries into imposing EU-level costs on carbon dioxide emissions from the production of goods. If countries suc...

Biden admin crackdown on dishwashers faces widespread opposition 07/19/2023

The Biden administration's proposed regulations are burdensome and unnecessary as stated in CEI's recent coalition letter.

Biden admin crackdown on dishwashers faces widespread opposition A recent Department of Energy proposal to increase efficiency standards for dishwashers is facing pushback from a coalition of nearly 20 industry and consumer groups.

Court Ruling on Ripple Cryptocurrency Case Curbs SEC Powers - Competitive Enterprise Institute 07/18/2023

The greenlighting of XRP trading on crypto exchanges and platforms will have great benefits for American consumers, investors, and entrepreneurs.

Court Ruling on Ripple Cryptocurrency Case Curbs SEC Powers - Competitive Enterprise Institute A federal court has weighed in on whether a prominent cryptocurrency can be regulated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a security – a fungible, negotiable financial instrument representing a financial value like a stock, bond, or option. A judge in the U.S. District Court fo...

Washington State’s Nation-Leading Gasoline Prices Should Serve as a Warning - Competitive Enterprise Institute 07/11/2023

Vacationers hitting the highways currently face a nationwide average price of $3.52 per gallon of gasoline, according AAA. The state's Climate Commitment Act is a big factor. Read more:

Washington State’s Nation-Leading Gasoline Prices Should Serve as a Warning - Competitive Enterprise Institute Vacationers hitting the highways currently face a nationwide average price of $3.52 per gallon of gasoline, according AAA. However, the price varies widely among states. California usually leads the nation and is currently at a sky-high $4.85 per gallon, but this year it has been eclipsed by Wash...

07/04/2023

Happy Independence Day!

Costlier cars help the poor, according to EPA - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/29/2023

"The economic reality of EPA’s proposed rule is wildly out of touch with the needs of struggling families who live in so-called environmental justice communities, but this reality is absent from the agency’s analysis."

Costlier cars help the poor, according to EPA - Competitive Enterprise Institute There is plenty of controversy surrounding EPA’s proposed new tailpipe and greenhouse gas emissions rules for model year 2027-2032 vehicles, ranging from whether the agency legally can promulgate a rule skewing the new car and truck market towards costlier electric vehicles (EVs) to whether they s...

Supreme Court agrees to hear Moore v. U.S., consider constitutionality of tax on unrealized income - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/26/2023

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SCOTUS announced it will hear arguments in Moore v. U.S., a challenge to the Mandatory Repatriation Tax.

The case was brought by CEI and Baker Hostetler on behalf of the Moores, who were taxed on a foreign investment despite receiving no income.

Supreme Court agrees to hear Moore v. U.S., consider constitutionality of tax on unrealized income - Competitive Enterprise Institute The Supreme Court announced today that it will hear arguments in Moore v. U.S., a challenge to a provision of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act called the Mandatory Repatriation Tax. This provision taxes U.S. citizens on certain accumulated earnings of foreign corporations going back 30 years, even if....

Biden’s Top-Down Economy, Powered By Executive Action - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/23/2023

Biden frequently claims to be building out an economy “bottom up, middle out.” But the impulses on display in California entail more central government.

Biden’s Top-Down Economy, Powered By Executive Action - Competitive Enterprise Institute Joe Biden didn’t take a Juneteenth break, instead heading to Palo Alto to tout “historic action to combat the climate crisis, create good-paying clean energy jobs, and protect our environment for future generations.” Biden frequently claims to be building out an economy “bottom up, middle ou...

New CEI report proposes bold reforms to restore Constitution’s constraints on government power - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/22/2023

New CEI report outlines significant reforms needed by Congress to combat injustice and reinforce separation of powers.

New CEI report proposes bold reforms to restore Constitution’s constraints on government power - Competitive Enterprise Institute A new Competitive Enterprise Institute report proposes significant reforms aimed at restoring the U.S. Constitution’s separation and balance of powers that are vital to safeguarding freedoms from government abuse. “In America we are experiencing a collapse of the separation of powers between the...

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FTC Continues War on Bigness by Opposing Microsoft Video-Game Acquisition - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/21/2023

The economic rationale for blocking Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard doesn't add up

FTC Continues War on Bigness by Opposing Microsoft Video-Game Acquisition - Competitive Enterprise Institute The FTC is doubling down on its opposition to Microsoft’s acquisition of video-game company Activision Blizzard by filing to block the merger in a federal district court. It’s been more than a year since Microsoft announced its $69 billion plan to purchase the maker of popular video games such a...

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Our Summer 2023 interns at the Congressional Baseball game last week

Inflation Slows, Fed Actions Pay Off: CE Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/13/2023

A healthy labor market, a still-growing economy, and a lack of big spending bills on the horizon are all helping to convince people that Washington might show some discipline for once.

Inflation Slows, Fed Actions Pay Off: CE Analysis - Competitive Enterprise Institute Consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in May (up 4 percent this past year), according new inflation data released today by the Labor Department. Inflation is now at its slowest annual pace since March 2021. Good news, explains CEI Senior Economist Ryan Young: “Inflation isn’t conquered yet, but today...

FTC, or ‘Fundraising Trade Commission,’ tries to shrug off a Supreme Court judgment - Competitive Enterprise Institute 06/12/2023

If you thought the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was only coming after “big” business, think again. The FTC is targeting small and family businesses too.

FTC, or ‘Fundraising Trade Commission,’ tries to shrug off a Supreme Court judgment - Competitive Enterprise Institute If you thought the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was only coming after “big” business, think again. The FTC is targeting small and family businesses too.  In the last two weeks, the FTC settled with two “big tech” companies on charges that they improperly retained user data. On Monday, Jun...

Photos from Competitive Enterprise Institute's post 06/06/2023

In search of awe and inspiration, far from the seat of power, the CEI team traveled to south Lake Tahoe for our seventh annual policy summit.

06/01/2023

This week we welcomed Dr. Richard Salsman on the Free the Economy podcast to discuss conservatives defending the swamp, green land grabs, ESG investing, and CC financial confidence- Listen to the latest episode here -> https://apple.co/3OR8TMr

05/29/2023
Supreme Court ruling restores property rights, closes spigot on Clean Water Act abuses - Competitive Enterprise Institute 05/26/2023

Sackett v. EPA is no doubt a landmark case. It’s a major win for property rights, federalism, and respecting the will of Congress. It’s also a win for the environment.

Supreme Court ruling restores property rights, closes spigot on Clean Water Act abuses - Competitive Enterprise Institute The U.S. Supreme Court in Sackett v. EPA has finally provided some clarity on one of the most basic questions in environmental law: what waters are regulated under the Clean Water Act? For decades, the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have tried to claim that almo...

House to hold hearing on gas stove ban | Fox News Video 05/24/2023

CEI's Ben Lieberman joined Fox News this AM to weigh in on the Biden administration's attempts to ban gas stoves.

House to hold hearing on gas stove ban | Fox News Video Competitive Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Ben Lieberman weighs in on the Biden administration's assault on gas stoves.

CEI Expert Warns One-Size-Fits-All Regulation of Artificial Intelligence will Hamper Innovation, Invite Rent-Seeking - Competitive Enterprise Institute 05/16/2023

AI will present unpredictable challenges but believing that bureaucrats and politicians can anticipate and avoid them with ‘one-size-fits-all’ federal regulation and licensing flies in the face of regulatory history.

CEI Expert Warns One-Size-Fits-All Regulation of Artificial Intelligence will Hamper Innovation, Invite Rent-Seeking - Competitive Enterprise Institute The Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony today from technology executives overseeing artificial intelligence (AI) programs. Those executives were asked about oversight of the new technology and potential new federal regulations. Director of CEI’s Center for Technology and Innovation Jessica ...

Biden Cracks Down on Gas Stoves—and Much More - Competitive Enterprise Institute 05/15/2023

The administration’s climate-change crusade is also coming for dishwashers, furnaces and light bulbs.

Biden Cracks Down on Gas Stoves—and Much More - Competitive Enterprise Institute Consumer Product Safety Commissioner Richard Trumka Jr. fired a shot heard ’round America in January when he informed the public of his agency’s plans for natural-gas stoves. “This is a hidden hazard,” Mr. Trumka said in an interview with Bloomberg News. “Any option is on the table. Produ...

Congress Must End This Multibillion-dollar Government Slush Fund - Competitive Enterprise Institute 05/09/2023

A little-known slush fund at the U.S. Department of Agriculture has become a source for billions in abusive government spending. Senior Fellow Daren Bakst calls for Congress to end the abuse.

Congress Must End This Multibillion-dollar Government Slush Fund - Competitive Enterprise Institute A little-known slush fund at the U.S. Department of Agriculture has become a go-to funding source for billions of dollars of abusive spending in the last few administrations, Democrat and Republican alike. Currently, the Biden administration is improperly using it to help carry out its climate ag...

Don’t Let Unspent Covid Funds Become Slush Funds - Competitive Enterprise Institute 05/08/2023

Clawing these appropriations back would reduce the deficit and give power back to Congress.

Don’t Let Unspent Covid Funds Become Slush Funds - Competitive Enterprise Institute The House has passed the Limit, Save, Grow Act, which would raise the debt limit for a year in exchange for deficit-relief measures. One of those measures—recovering billions of dollars of approved but unspent Covid-19 relief funds—shouldn’t be controversial. The official public-health emergen...

05/05/2023

The Biden Administration's proposed tailpipe emission regulations would ensure as much as 67% of new cars would be electric by 2032.

Americans should be able to choose what kind of vehicles they purchase. Congress should act.

05/04/2023

Instead of being able to choose between natural gas and electricity, New Yorkers living in new construction will now be limited to electricity only. This new law is bad environmental policy, and will increase costs for residents.

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Join us September 28th for the annual Julian L. Simon Memorial Award Dinner! Registration & more info -> simonlegacy.cei.org

Biden’s cold war: Anti-air conditioner regulations keep piling up 05/02/2023

Think Biden administration regulators have it in for gas stoves? Just wait until you learn what they have in store for air conditioners. In fact, many homeowners are already finding out first hand. It’s all part of team Biden’s prioritization of climate change policy over the interests of consumers.

Biden’s cold war: Anti-air conditioner regulations keep piling up Fixing an air conditioner or buying a new one is getting costlier, thanks to climate change regulations added over the past two years. And more bad news is on the way.

Supreme Court to Hear Lawsuit Challenging Unfair ‘Chevron Doctrine’ - Competitive Enterprise Institute 05/01/2023

CEI legal and policy experts praised the court for revisiting a doctrine that for decades has put citizens at a disadvantage in court.

Supreme Court to Hear Lawsuit Challenging Unfair ‘Chevron Doctrine’ - Competitive Enterprise Institute The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a lawsuit challenging the Chevron doctrine, a policy requiring courts to defer to regulatory agencies in lawsuits challenging regulations. CEI legal and policy experts praised the court for revisiting a doctrine that for decades has put citizens at a disadvanta...

Biden EO on ‘Environmental Justice’ Poses Threat to all Americans - Competitive Enterprise Institute 04/25/2023

President Biden’s new executive order today to ‘Revitalize Our Nation’s Commitment to Environmental Justice for All’ pits Americans against one another and represents large scale federal meddling in civil society.

Biden EO on ‘Environmental Justice’ Poses Threat to all Americans - Competitive Enterprise Institute The Biden administration today announced a new executive order purporting to “further embed environmental justice into the work of federal agencies.” CEI regulatory and energy experts warn of the unprecedented dangers posed by the president’s radical “whole of government” changes. Statemen...

Texas v. EPA could save the day for cars that go vroom - Competitive Enterprise Institute 04/24/2023

The Competitive Enterprise Institute this week filed its reply brief for private petitioners in State of Texas et al. v. Environmental Protection Agency. If successful, the litigation will do for the automotive sector what West Virginia v. EPA (2022) did for the electric power sector—thwart the EPA’s ambition to restructure a major portion of the U.S. economy without a clear authorization from Congress.

Texas v. EPA could save the day for cars that go vroom - Competitive Enterprise Institute The Competitive Enterprise Institute this week filed its reply brief for private petitioners in State of Texas et al. v. Environmental Protection Agency. If successful, the litigation will do for the automotive sector what West Virginia v. EPA (2022) did for the electric power sector—thwart the EP...

The Biggest Threats to America’s Critical Infrastructure 04/19/2023

Citizens need to prepare for disruptions to critical infrastructure in the same way that they'd prepare for a natural disaster. And the government, along with the private sector, needs to work to defend these facilities from attacks.

Great new video from our friends at KKite & Key Media

The Biggest Threats to America’s Critical Infrastructure Pipelines hacked by China. Russia breaking into the grid. Iran launching a cyberattack on a children’s hospital. All things that happened in recent years. Am...

Biden Executive Order Harms Transparency - Competitive Enterprise Institute 04/18/2023

The regulatory system will now be less transparent, and is more geared to rationalizing new rules than to providing accurate information about them.

Biden Executive Order Harms Transparency - Competitive Enterprise Institute The Biden administration recently issued an Executive Order making major changes to the regulatory system, although almost nobody noticed thanks to culture war drama dominating the news. Over in The Hill, Wayne Crews and I explain how the regulatory system will now be less transparent, and is more g...

Biden admin receives backlash from nearly two dozen groups for move cracking down on gas stoves 04/17/2023

Fox News cites CEI's comments to the DOE: "The proposed rule would almost certainly compromise some of the features that gas stove users want, and all for the sake of saving an insignificant amount of energy."

Biden admin receives backlash from nearly two dozen groups for move cracking down on gas stoves Nearly two dozen energy and consumer advocacy groups are planning to file comments Monday strongly opposing the Biden administration's proposal cracking down on gas stoves.

GOP urged to denounce ‘alarmist’ UN climate change report 04/12/2023

A recent memo sent by CEI to every Republican member of Congress is urging lawmakers to dismiss the United Nations’ "alarmist report" on climate change

GOP urged to denounce ‘alarmist’ UN climate change report UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged wealthy nations like the U.S. to move up their net-zero carbon emissions goals to 2040, which many Republicans oppose.

FTC Budget Request: More Money, More Staff, and More Problems - Competitive Enterprise Institute 04/11/2023

Instead of increasing the FTC’s budget, Congress should increase oversight of an agency gone rogue.

FTC Budget Request: More Money, More Staff, and More Problems - Competitive Enterprise Institute Instead of increasing the FTC’s budget, Congress should increase oversight of an agency gone rogue. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) submitted its annual budget request last week, requesting $590 million for FY 2024. This would be a $160 million increase from FY 2023. The request comes amid an o...

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