America is meant to be a temple of free enterprise.
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We are a free country that believes in free enterprise.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Check the box for free enterprise, Jimmy Cramer.
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We're going to get a plan where people compete, free enterprise.
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AMERICAN free enterprise has overcome many daunting challenges in its history.
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Free enterprise helped far more than feminism—household appliances ended drudgery.
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In a major 2010 presidential power case, Free Enterprise Fund v.
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Moreover, in Free Enterprise Fund, Chief Justice Roberts cites Edmond v.
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"We can't be hostile to the free-enterprise system," he added.
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The Supreme Court itself, in 2010's Free Enterprise Fund v.
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We shouldn't allow fear-mongering to hobble America's free enterprise system.
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So, Republicans can't label him as anti-business or anti-free enterprise.
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"The problems are real, it does not mean free enterprise [is] bad."
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Competitive free-enterprise capitalism is the economic destiny of the entire Galaxy.
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Her opponent lambasted her 'elitist attitude' and called her 'anti-free enterprise.'
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"There are a lot of wonderful things about free enterprise," Colcord reflected.
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The free-enterprise system was a shorthand for freedom, democracy and patriotism.
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Another problem is that, for most Kazakhs, free enterprise is a novel concept.
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Contrary to popular belief, a majority of Americans have faith in free enterprise.
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In the heartland of free enterprise the mortgage system is worthy of Gosplan.
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The hands-off policies of free enterprise are too morally compelling to ignore.
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His tariffs, crony capitalism and self-dealing make a mockery of free enterprise.
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And that's not to say dabbling in free enterprise doesn't come without risks.
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And nothing creates such swift and radical social change as unfettered free enterprise.
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They enhance freedom, enable free enterprise and bring about a broader embrace of progress.
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Free enterprise has generated wealth and removed hundreds of millions of people from poverty.
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" In contrast, "Gary Johnson supports social tolerance, free enterprise, and a sane foreign policy.
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His House Republicans would offer principles based on liberty, free enterprise and limited government.
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Free enterprise and speech are worth protecting, even when we don't like the outcomes.
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"Free enterprise is great, but it has to have a moral underpinning," he added.
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Regardless of party, those who support American free enterprise will find no greater friend.
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He added: "One policy after another was suffocating America's free enterprise economy," Pence said.
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I think it's helpful for the country, part of our free enterprise, transparent system.
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We can't retool work force development without a partnership with the free enterprise system.
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There's a bill up for passage: the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act of 2017.
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But now the true conservatives sought to defend free enterprise against the Chamber of Commerce.
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But in the home of free enterprise the taxman's treatment of business is a muddle.
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We must give them the opportunity to excel and participate in the free enterprise system.
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Government has plenty to do without mucking up the essence of our free enterprise system.
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Mr. Gorbachev led the way, albeit haltingly, toward free speech, free enterprise and open borders.
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So walking away from free enterprise principles on trade and immigration is not the solution.
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Throwing away free enterprise will neither solve our nation's problems nor create enduring political victories.
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China, despite its Communist heritage, understands the benefits of incorporating a robust free-enterprise element.
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"This is a classic Texas free enterprise versus New York City socialism race," Reed said.
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But what's happening in our society is we don't live in a free enterprise society.
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This country, we are taught, was founded on the principles of individualism and free enterprise.
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They're all sponsors of capitalism who promoted the ideas of individual responsibility and free enterprise.
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"This NCAA price-fixing is counter to America's economic principles of free enterprise," he said.
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It's part of his broader economic view of limited government and regulation and free enterprise.
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His ultimate theme is that free enterprise is the key to giving everyone a leg up.
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Voters were promised a GOP majority that would advance small government, spending cuts and free enterprise.
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Republicans understand that free enterprise and self-reliance—not government dependency—lead to a fulfilling life.
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That is unlike the Obama years, during which time Venezuelan freedom and free enterprise evaporated. Sen.
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He became a friend of free enterprise and helped attract thousands of manufacturing jobs to Gujarat.
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And China's entry into the W.T.O. didn't lead to Beijing embracing free enterprise and liberal democracy.
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So in 2007, it launched the Free Enterprise Project to propose policies that represent conservative views.
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The comment reveals fundamental unawareness of how creativity and effort operate in a free enterprise context.
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Critics say it's not only a security risk but runs afoul of basic free-enterprise principles.
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Harwood: And when people say that's what both individual liberty and free enterprise entails, you say what?
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For a generation, they defined conservatism as limited government and free enterprise and a strong national defense.
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"The Trump Administration is supportive of a private sector, free enterprise approach," per a White House official.
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Conservative environmental advocates promote what they call "free enterprise" solutions to climate change, like a carbon tax.
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The economic situation remained hopeless until Margaret Thatcher revived the nation through private ownership and free enterprise.
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And we talk about energy abundance and the power of the free enterprise system to deliver innovation.
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Yet Roberts's majority opinion in Free Enterprise Fund was careful not to go much further than that.
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As it mulls its next move, Washington should do nothing to discourage Maduro's dalliance with free enterprise.
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EDUCATING YOUNGER KIDS FREEDOM AND FREE ENTERPRISE ARE INEXTRICABLY LINKED THEY'RE NOT DIFFERENT YOU CAN'T TELL PEOPLE WHERE YOU CAN WORK AND HOW YOU ARE GOING TO WORK FREE ENTERPRISE WAS THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS AND ONCE YOU HAVE GOVERNMENTS TAKING CONTROL OF BUSINESSES IT ENDS UP IN CORRUPTION.
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Liberals like Wilson had a near-religious faith in free enterprise and saw scant role for the state.
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"Net Neutrality is foundational to competitive, free enterprise, entrepreneurial market entry — and reaching global customers," the company wrote.
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To rehabilitate the system of free enterprise, it needs to be buttressed by a modern conception of fairness.
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Preaching some version of Fugazi free enterprise would be one way to set himself apart from the pack.
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It was planned as a showcase of modern technology and "the ingenuity and imagination of American free enterprise".
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It's about free enterprise, which is an economic model that allows everyone to rise without pulling anyone down.
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Compulsory public union fees are a menace not only to these employees, but to our free enterprise system.
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Bob Inglis, who now heads a group that promotes "free enterprise" approaches to climate, also applauded the move.
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Arthur: Two things: Bone up on innovative policy based in real free enterprise principles, and stop kicking down.
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This has little to do with the party's traditional ideology of free enterprise, limited government, and personal liberty.
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This is why conservatives believe in free enterprise, limited government, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.
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These officials like to talk about free enterprise and scientific uncertainty, but their real motive is usually money.
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The government has taken a page from socialist regimes, implementing a host of policies anathema to free enterprise.
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The foreign policy orientation of these liberal democracies reflected their reliance on Western investment and free-enterprise capitalism.
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Our goal should be clean water with the lightest touch possible to allow free enterprise to flourish maximally.
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Big business, with 50 percent favorability, garnered a lower rating than small business, free enterprise, entrepreneurs and capitalism.
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He comes in, he puts into practice basically commonsense principles to promote free enterprise and free market growth.
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" Marco Rubio, in the debate last Thursday, said that the President "doesn't believe in the free-enterprise system.
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And, yes, he's said before that he believes America is built on two things: the Bible and free enterprise.
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Larry is an open-minded economist whose basic tenet is that free enterprise is the surest path to prosperity.
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But former businessman Macri has rolled back those controls in the name of free enterprise and healthier government finances.
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The American free enterprise system was built on strong private property rights, backed up by the rule of law.
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But it may also confirm something much more troubling: the president's preference for crony capitalism over principled free enterprise.
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One obvious example is that free enterprise can help with the task of integrating Europe's new populations of refugees.
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It is so amazingly inconsistent with everything that makes free enterprise work that one thinks he must be joking.
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For conservatives who came to Washington intent on lifting the burden on free enterprise, that marks a huge victory.
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" Rather, he said, "we shouldn't forget that true freedom and free enterprise (capitalism) are, at some point, inexorably linked.
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"From a political standpoint, he is defending free enterprise, free markets and freedom," said Greg Mueller, a conservative strategist.
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That's why we embraced free enterprise, and it made us the most prosperous people in the history of the world.
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RUBIO: The issue of poverty is critical, because for me, poverty is the — is — is free enterprise not reaching people.
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We have got to work with them," he said, adding that "We can't be hostile to the free enterprise system.
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In late April, as The Outline noted, the US House of Representatives passed the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act.
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As a lifelong conservative Republican, I believe that free enterprise and fewer burdensome regulations enable American prosperity and economic growth.
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We will not permit an end to free enterprise, nor will we replicate failed government planning models in the future.
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Some argue that his interference in corporate decision making is harmful to our system of free enterprise and free trade.
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Donna Kelley, Ph.D., is the Frederic Hamilton Chair of Free Enterprise at Babson College, where she teaches courses in entrepreneurship.
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Steve Horwitz is the Schnatter Distinguished Professor of Free Enterprise in the Miller College of Business at Ball State University.
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The values of democracy, pluralism, liberty and free enterprise — which Afghans and Americans share — continue to be institutionalized in Afghanistan.
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The influential University of Chicago monetarist railed against suggestions that businesses in a free-enterprise system should assume social responsibilities.
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The same happened when the Free Enterprise Fund challenged the constitutionality of rules governing the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
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For Republicans who favor free enterprise, the answer to all of these questions would be: Leave it to market forces.
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This growing tolerance for free enterprise has contributed to expanding physical, outdoor market spaces that permeate cities and the countryside.
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"Federal policy should focus on free enterprise, while protecting consumers by policing markets for force and fraud," the website stated.
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And so, under the logic of pure free enterprise, industry after industry was "deregulated" in order to make it more competitive.
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What Reagan did is he began with tax reform and regulatory reform, unleashing the engine of the American free enterprise system.
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Now, we do need antipoverty programs, you can't have free enterprise programs without them, but not as a way of life.
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Hawkish fiscal and free enterprise views could test his ability to build consensus in Council or Commission but he is effective.
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But the point is that at the University of Chicago, speaking up is not always a simple or risk-free enterprise.
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Besides the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and 1776, the report was co-authored by Free Enterprise, an online Chamber magazine.
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Yet recent legislative efforts in both the Senate and House run counter to this spirit of free enterprise and consumer choice.
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The American free-enterprise system is the foundation of our economic freedom and is at the core of our industrial democracy.
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"If the Trump administration is serious about draining the swamp, fighting for free enterprise and getting rid of regulations," Eshelmen said.
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Thirteenth, the United States of America is a country rooted in the idea that free enterprise will lead to economic growth.
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VICE PRESIDENT PENCE: Well, no, we need to explain what free markets and free enterprise have done for the free world.
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A conservative movement committed to the cause of free enterprise — the only economic model where everyone can climb without anyone falling.
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A LOT OF PEOPLE COME TO THIS COMPANY FOR OPPORTUNITY AND CHOICE AND SUCCESS WE WANT THAT FOR EVERYBODY THAT'S A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT THAN PAYING YOUR FAIR SHARE AND HOW THE TAXATION SYSTEM SHOULD WORK THAT I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND BUT I THINK WE SHOULD LOOK THAT AMERICA WAS FOUNDED ON FREE ENTERPRISE FREEDOM AND FREE ENTERPRISE THEY'RE INTERCHANGEABLE.
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In 2005, he succeeded Moore as head of the Club for Growth, the free enterprise advocacy group that Moore founded in 1999.
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Our countries are champions of free enterprise and free markets, not the socialist mindset that believes government bureaucrats should steer the economy.
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Lourenço said he would work to reduce state intervention in the economy and give free enterprise the space and support to thrive.
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In fact, crony capitalism is more akin to socialism than it is to free enterprise, the real engine of our general prosperity.
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The nativists could have told the demonstrators of their love of country, their respect for laws, faith, family, free enterprise and education.
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Mr. Castro, the self-proclaimed Marxist-Leninist, was also willing to experiment with capitalism and free enterprise, at least for a time.
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The digital revolution that has transformed the American economy over the past generation is living testament of the power of free enterprise.
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A few have been inspired by her greenery, and taken her advice to use markets and free enterprise to search for solutions.
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One obvious difference, of course, is that those Stakhanovite posters had an anticapitalist bent, criticizing the fat cats profiting from free enterprise.
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Deng Xiaoping saved the Chinese communists from popular rejection by advocating a system of free enterprise within the communist structure after Mao's death.
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In the home of free enterprise two-thirds of industries have become more concentrated since the 1990s, partly owing to lots of mergers.
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The free-enterprise advocacy group has been pouring millions of dollars into state contests to try to thwart Trump's drive to the nomination.
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Fortunately, in our dynamic free enterprise system, Google&aposs competitors will not hesitate to jump in to fill the vacuum it has left.
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I believe the best governments are small, America's strongest institutions are its families, and free enterprise is the centerpiece of all vibrant economies.
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Dennard pushed back on those comments, defending the free enterprise market in the U.S., saying Ocasio-Cortez was "shameful" for calling it immoral.
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The right was convinced that it was staffed by a bunch of dangerous Communists who were out to annihilate the free-enterprise system.
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Where you have a flourishing free enterprise economy around the world, through the history of the world, invariably you see individual rights grow.
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The authors were correctly confident that America's more freewheeling, free-enterprise system would out-innovate its Asian competitors and their industrial policy planning.
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The university said it also decided to remove the Papa John's name from the school's Center for Free Enterprise at its College of Business.
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I will be on Israel's side every single day because they are the only pro-American, free enterprise democracy in the entire Middle East.
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American businesses pay the highest taxes in the world and our nation ranks below Qatar, Chile, Taiwan and a dozen others in free enterprise.
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On issues affecting free enterprise, the sanctity of human life, and federal power, sweeping new liberal rulings could reshape law and precedent across America.
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She thinks the Republican Party could make more headway on college campuses by emphasizing what it stands for, like the benefits of free enterprise.
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Judge Kavanaugh, following Chief Justice Roberts' opinion in Free Enterprise Fund, said "thus far, but no farther" to the expansion of the administrative state.
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This massive wealth generation, brought about by our free enterprise system, was always a thorn in the side of would be socialist central planners.
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" Koch donor Doug Deason told The Hill that while he doesn't support Trump he thinks the billionaire could ultimately stand up for "free enterprise.
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The American Space Free Enterprise Act, introduced in June, would create a single authority for American lunar missions at the Office of Space Commerce.
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The free enterprise system lowers costs and improves service in every other sector of the economy, but not in medicine, which is so important.
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"Your company should really be held out as a success story of America's free enterprise system," said Representative Keith Rothfus, a Republican of Pennsylvania.
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"NATO has helped to spread democratic values, free enterprise and stability to millions of people in the eastern part of Europe," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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Republicans, as well as Democrats and independents, must support the rule of law, the foundation of our constitutional democracy and system of free enterprise.
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While the Hispanic Institute supports free enterprise, we also advocate for a fair, competitive marketplace and regulations that help our families – not harm them.
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I don't think it's the first time in the history of the free enterprise system that we've seen one company try to smear another.
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" But he said his state is "dealing with an administration that lays claim, and a Republican Party that lays claim, to supporting free enterprise.
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In recent decades, socialist nations across the world have scrapped their doctrinaire visions and incorporated elements of free enterprise to rescue their ailing economies.
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Although free enterprise has a way of reducing all human beings to how well their bodies generate money, its intersection with sex is especially fraught.
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American and European diplomats and business executives should join forces in demanding that Belt and Road adhere to its stated principles of promoting free enterprise.
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And there is a bill making its way through Congress called the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act that would give the Commerce Department oversight.
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We've had a covert socialist coup in Washington and it must be reversed or the free enterprise engine of growth and opportunity is in jeopardy.
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A problem of such magnitude likely can't be solved without expanding the role of markets and free enterprise in funding and performing forest restoration work.
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The Republican Party is a natural home for Chinese-Americans, who tend to value free enterprise, individual responsibility, law and order, education and family cohesion.
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Similarly, the court has done tremendous damage to public financing systems around the country by striking down a "trigger matching" provision in Arizona Free Enterprise.
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" Mr. Faso wrote that he believed that Mr. Delgado's lyrics "denigrated our nation and the free enterprise system, and often glorified pornography and drug use.
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By telling his personal story in a "Squawk Box" interview, Bryant sought to illustrate how capitalism and the free enterprise system can work for everyone.
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"As conservatives who believe in free enterprise, the last thing we should be calling for is government regulation or coercion of private companies," Bluey said.
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Over the past five years, Cuba has taken steps towards an opening that has seen a growth in free enterprise, internet connectivity and foreign investment.
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"The world needs new thinking for regulating capitalism — particularly large entities — if society wants to keep alive the free enterprise goose that lays golden eggs."
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These changes would increase workers' income, reduce poverty, enlarge the middle class, strengthen free enterprise, enhance corporate profits, raise tax revenues, and trim tax rates.
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Americans continue to give high marks to small business, entrepreneurs and free enterprise, although positive attitudes toward these have declined since 2016, according to Gallup.
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"What this country needs is a Republican Party built on the principles of limited government and free enterprise and a strong national defense," he said.
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Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, shortly before he ascended to the House speakership, speaking out last year against the Ex-Im Bank: There is this criticism of those of the free enterprise system who compare it to competition like a sport where the critics of free enterprise say there is a winner and there is a loser, just like a boxing match or a football game.
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Aided by a tourism boom, the economy slowly recovered and Castro steadily reasserted government control, stifling much of the limited free enterprise tolerated during harder times.
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Cuba may be opening up and experiencing its first ripples of free enterprise in over half a century, but the regime continues to wield immense power.
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They are in search of a free and open society that values civil liberties, free enterprise, freedom of speech, individual responsibility and the rule of law.
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Thatcher's government drew a firm distinction with her Conservative Party platform, built on the values of free enterprise and the unforgivable business discipline of market competition.
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In particular, the 1987 sinking of the ferry Herald of Free Enterprise, which killed more than 2.43 people, provoked outrage and led to a government inquiry.
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And today in America, with its bizarre piety of free enterprise and private wealth, it is almost unimaginable that anyone would adopt so seditious an attitude.
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"I never thought we'd be having a referendum on the free enterprise system versus socialism but that appears to be where we are headed," Cornyn said.
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Chamber of Commerce CEO Thomas Donohue said businesses need to participate in the national debate over the role of free enterprise during the 2020 election cycle.
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One of their goals: Promoting the virtues of capitalism and free enterprise in America while simultaneously demonizing the alternative — socialism — which was often conflated with communism.
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The biggest problem with Thatcherism is that its two most important components—belief in free enterprise and belief in nationalism—are at war with each other.
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It's important to understand that Trump is clearly not beholden to the conservative Republican ideology of keeping Big Government out of free enterprise as much as possible.
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But earlier this year, Congress passed the Space Commerce Free Enterprise Bill, which effectively argues that this foundational space treaty doesn't apply to private entities like SpaceX.
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We believe employee stock ownership plans create capitalists and expand the ownership of private property and are therefore the essence of a high-performing free enterprise economy.
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In June, the House passed the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act of 2017, which would give the Department of Commerce oversight of commercial activities in space.
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Thankfully, Congress has bucked that trend, passing much-needed legislation intended to protect America's defense capabilities while also maintaining our nation's long-standing commitment to free enterprise.
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For Republicans, those principles were forged in the fires of the Civil War and are rooted in the cause of individual freedom, limited government, and free enterprise.
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Simultaneously, in the name of promoting capitalism and free enterprise, the party has targeted its economic agenda primarily at the priorities of the wealthiest earners and business.
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The Washington, D.C., based Competitive Enterprise Institute is a non-profit public policy organization dedicated to advancing the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty.
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David N. Bossie is President Trump's former deputy campaign manager and president of Citizens United, a political action committee that promotes limited government and free enterprise policies.
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A good old-fashioned free enterprise solution to a lot of our dirty-smokestack problems, which most Republicans supported until the Koch brothers terrified them into submission.
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Further, American culture — art, education, entertainment, sports, technology, free enterprise and other facets of American life — have made lasting impressions across the globe, stirring imagination and admiration.
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They argued that U.S. businesses had a right to privacy similar to what individuals enjoy, and that limiting that right threatened the foundations of American free enterprise.
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And in the cities and towns and rural crossroads, free enterprise continues to flourish, while communities cooperatively craft new initiatives that make life better for us all.
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It's time to turn the page to a new, reimagined version of free enterprise capitalism that employs common sense and the courage to do the right thing.
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Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro's quiet move to restore elements of free enterprise to his nation's economy should serve as a cautionary tale for anyone listening to Sen.
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By sharing the benefits of free enterprise more evenly welfare states could stave off the more radical, and damaging, redistributive promises of fascism and, for rather longer, socialism.
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But he should take a drive around my home state of West Virginia and see how free the free enterprise system is making a lot of people feel.
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Free Enterprise Fund involved the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which created the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) within the existing structure of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Kerri Toloczko is a senior policy fellow at Institute for Liberty, a public policy organization dedicated to limited government, free enterprise and individual pursuit of the American dream.
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We are the most hospitable free enterprise economy left, and this thing is playing out -- we are -- not only is 2018 going to be the peak in growth.
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I'm all for freedom of speech, and free enterprise, and for competition and finding a way that competition itself does its own regulation so government doesn't have to.
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In a process known in China as "peaceful evolution," Vietnam hesitantly opened its markets and encouraged free enterprise while maintaining the party's grip on political and economic affairs.
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And we just can't afford to roll the dice on a socialist scheme that will fundamentally change our nation's free enterprise system and, more importantly, threaten your family's prosperity.
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Talking about American exceptionalism, the constitution, free enterprise, self-empowerment, improving the black community, these are not political issues — these are things that almost every American should believe in.
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Blaine Lifton- founder and CEO at Hyperbolous Blaine Lifton is a founder and CEO of Hyperbolous (formerly Free Enterprise), a strategic advertising and marketing agency based in New York.
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And so he undermines the Constitution, and he undermines free enterprise by expanding government, and he betrays our allies and cuts deals with our enemies and guts our military.
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The football stadium bears the name of the company he founded — Papa John's Cardinal Stadium — and he donated millions to found an eponymous Center for Free Enterprise at Louisville.
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As someone who has benefited greatly from our free enterprise system as an entrepreneur, I recognize that modern American capitalism just isn't working for enough people in this country.
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If you elect me president, we are going to re-embrace free enterprise so that everyone can go as far as their talent and their work will take them.
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The only way we can fix things is illegally, which is what's holding back free enterprise more than anything and hampers a farmer's ability to get stuff done, too.
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"Nothing's stopping you except what's inside," sang the man who called "welfare and foreign aid a Band-Aid" to global poverty and championed "free enterprise" as a cure-all.
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"We've seen this kind of trend of nationalization of politics up and down the ballot," said Jonathan Kappler, executive director of the center-right North Carolina Free Enterprise Foundation.
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It is a journey to our natural home -- the community of nations engaging in free enterprise, committed to better lives for their people and respecting the rule of law.
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Congress has the opportunity right now to take a step in that direction but only if it considerably improves upon the currently drafted American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act.
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That will unleash the power of free enterprise and free trade to create sustainable economic growth, rising stock prices and better retirements for millions of Americans on Main Street.
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Our bold campaign pledges to bring back fiscal prudence, transparency, credibility, free enterprise and economic growth persuaded a majority of Puerto Ricans to endorse a drastic change in governance.
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"Free enterprise, when combined with property rights, innovation, the rule of law and constitutionally limited democratic government, results in societies that maximize societal prosperity," Mackey writes in the book.
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Not to lecture these free-enterprise experts on economics, but the idea that employees like those at DNAinfo-Gothamist have any incentive to bankrupt their own employer is ridiculous.
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Yet, in America today, the ideal of free enterprise is too often replaced by "pay-to-play," where firms and special interests compete for favors based on political spending.
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Just 39 percent of Americans view socialism positively, a bare uptick from 2010, compared with 87 percent who have a positive view of free enterprise, Gallup found last fall.
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" Of course, the vast majority of Trump administration policies comprise what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called "socialism for the rich, and rugged free enterprise capitalism for the poor.
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Democracy doesn't strangle the golden goose of free enterprise through redistributive taxation; it fattens the goose by releasing the talent, ingenuity and effort of otherwise abused and exploited people.
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"I'm all for freedom of speech, and free enterprise, and for competition and finding a way that competition itself does its own regulation so government doesn't have to," said Rep.
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What we're hearing: Those sounding alarm bells range from those who fear it could lead to greater surveillance to those who see it as an unwarranted encroachment on free enterprise.
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Reverse all the bad decisions on money in politics before and since: the McCutcheon decision, Wisconsin Right to Life, Arizona Free Enterprise, Bellotti, and the 40-year-old Buckley v.
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The businessmen who sought to enshrine free enterprise as a corrective both to communist sympathies and to the welfare policies of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal knew they needed allies.
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He is an ally of the new centre-right president, Mauricio Macri, who is more likely to bet on free enterprise and new infrastructure than on left-wing social movements.
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Strip the veneer off this worn-out and worthless cliche: You won't find a commitment to sound money and free enterprise, but rather a government-knows-best mentality hiding beneath.
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Many believe in the power of free enterprise to deliver the American dream, affording those willing to work hard the chance to improve the lives of themselves and their children.
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A system of regulated competition or free enterprise is a limited lens through which to view populism; it's populism primarily for small-business owners and individuals with access to capital.
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Separately, in the second part of our China Rules special series, we look at how the country unleashed upward economic mobility and embraced free enterprise while still maintaining state control.
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Third, Senator Sanders, do you believe the free enterprise system is the best means for growing jobs, the economy and opportunity — or do you believe in more socialist central planning?
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Whereas the U.S. has traditionally championed free enterprise and universal human rights, China defends its state-driven brand of capitalism and non-interference in the domestic affairs of other countries.
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Rick Manning is president of Americans for Limited Government, an organization that works with Congress and legislatures across the country to promote free enterprise and prevent the expansion of government.
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In the name of Democratic free-enterprise, competition in the energy sector — be it coal, oil, solar or gas —will work to give us cleaner energy sources at lower costs.
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While Pol Pot continued to restrict free enterprise in areas under his control, residents of Malai were allowed to conduct some trade and amass personal property starting in the 1990s.
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" President Trump should learn the lessons from Eastern European governments that central economic planning "only benefits the planners," Napolitano concluded, and restore a free enterprise system "guaranteed by the Constitution.
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"Your election is indeed the triumph of the American people and their enduring faith in the ideals of democracy, freedom, human rights and free enterprise," Sharif said in a statement.
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I think there's a difference between saying 'We're going to abandon the free enterprise system and make central planners at government make decisions,' and having public policies that reflect our priorities.
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Hancock ruled out holding a second referendum and in a pitch to be a future finance minister, he said the party should make arguments for "free enterprise and a free society".
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Cuba started opening up its economy to free enterprise in the 1990s, following the fall of benefactor the Soviet Union, which some say has led to an improvement in restaurant menus.
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" Rick Ross, who rapped about Trump and his brand nine times since 2008, came under fire for his 2015 lyrics in "Free Enterprise," where he raps, "Assassinate Trump like I'm Zimmerman.
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All elected officials — both Republicans and Democrats — who say they support human rights, free enterprise, freedom of speech and fair, transparent elections need to speak as one against Maduro's electoral thievery.
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Earlier this year, the House of Representatives approved the Space Commercial Free Enterprise Act, which argues that American companies don't have to abide by the rules set out in the treaty.
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A 2016 Gallup poll found 55% of those then aged 18-29 said they had a positive view of it (it's worth noting 57% supported capitalism and 78% supported free enterprise).
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But clearly, we are political foes in the political arena because we have different belief systems with respect to socialism versus free enterprise, with respect to border security versus open borders.
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More than 60 percent of young people had favorable views of small business, entrepreneurs, free enterprise and free markets, more than twice the share who saw socialism in a favorable light.
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Serge TroyanovskyNew York To the Editor: I was raised to believe in free enterprise and the American dream, and that includes the belief that everyone has the right to economic opportunity.
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"David Koch helped design and implement the center-right, free enterprise, activist wing of the political spectrum," said Scott Reed, the senior political strategist of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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"David Koch helped design and implement the center-right, free enterprise, activist wing of the political spectrum," said Scott Reed, the senior political strategist of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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"He is obligated to explain what he meant by the songs he wrote, which denigrated our nation and the free enterprise system, and often glorified pornography and drug use," Faso wrote.
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"And, I will continue to do everything I can to ensure that our next president is a free enterprise Republican who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
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The Powell Memo declared that the free enterprise system was under assault and urged the Chamber to mobilize America's biggest businesses and establish themselves as a political force to be reckoned with.
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For about a decade, China's economy had been steadily opening up and allowing small amounts of free enterprise in the Communist country, after years of strict state control under chairman Mao Zedong.
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The city has become an example to the world of what freedom and free enterprise can accomplish, Cruz said, but it needs to restore democratic values to continue to be that beacon.
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The chief justice's message in Free Enterprise Fund was that he was not interested in rolling back the post-85033 Administrative State, but he would block new expansions of the Administrative State.
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The nonprofit group, which advocates for limited government, free enterprise and strong families, had argued that its donors would "reasonably fear public backlash, financial harm, and worse" should their support be disclosed.
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" Pierce also said she was skeptical of free enterprise solutions advocated by conservative environmental groups like republicEn, which she said sounded to her like "we have to pay them not to pollute.
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" Libre's website describes the organization as "dedicated to informing the U.S. Hispanic community about the benefits of a constitutionally limited government, property rights, rule of law, sound money supply and free enterprise.
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WASHINGTON — The setting was the annual dinner of the American Enterprise Institute, a tony affair on Thursday featuring 1,500 exuberant believers in free enterprise, limited government and the superiority of American values.
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The conundrum, several strategists and lawmakers conceded, is that Mr. Trump's legal and culture wars are more politically galvanizing to the party's conservative base than Ryanesque sermons on the free enterprise system.
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"This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
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The two men shared not only a dedication to free enterprise and conservatism but a laid-back, genial manner and a love of horseback riding and the outdoor lifestyle of the American West.
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Essentially, her vision is to withdraw resources from the private free-enterprise economy — robbing business and workers of crucial incentives to perform — and use these resources for another vast expansion of government power.
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The bill — called the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act — gives the Commerce Department the authority to regulate how commercial companies do bold things in space, making sure they adhere to international law.
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I think that the bulk of the Republican Party believes that America is special and has a place in the world at which to advance freedom and free enterprise and all those things.
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"Conservatives had got into the habit during the 1980s of positing democracy (and not, for example, free enterprise) as the ideological alternative to communism," David Frum wrote in his 1994 book, Dead Right.
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Ask not why a proposed merger might harm someone somewhere under some hypothetical set of conditions, a question utterly inconsistent with the creative destruction that is the very nature of competitive free enterprise.
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As a staunch supporter of free enterprise, she will continue the reforms of the Bureau initiated by Acting Director Mick Mulvaney, and ensure that consumers and markets are not harmed by fraudulent actors.
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"If you look at the number of jobs that have been created by the free enterprise system, this is the best thing going," the Dell Technologies founder said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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I did say that he is obligated to explain what he meant by the songs he wrote, which denigrated our nation and the free enterprise system, and often glorified pornography and drug use.
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In early 2014, Unpolished hosted reality TV maven Mark Burnett, executive producer of Survivor, The Voice, and, of course, The Apprentice, to discuss how America was built on the Bible and free enterprise.
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Timmons said that the NAM doesn't endorse presidential candidates, but said that the best policymakers support free enterprise, a level playing field for U.S. manufacturers to compete globally, individual liberty and equal opportunity.
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A special thanks to everyone in the SpeedGaming, RPG Limit Break, Free Enterprise, and LttP Rando communities who were kind enough to answer my questions and share with me their experiences and expertise.
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Maduro's move toward free enterprise is having an impact, stabilizing oil exports, bringing the city of Caracas back to life, and giving the nation's upper crust new opportunities to stash and spend money.
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And while these voters could be convinced to support "limited government" and "free enterprise" as abstract moral principles, they also had no great love for Wall Street, or for corporate CEOs or globalization.
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He joined a group called the Constitutional Corroborators, where he "spent hundreds of hours" studying the Constitution and other founding American documents, and learned economics from a group now called the Free Enterprise Institute.
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Jessica Melugin is an adjunct fellow on the technology policy team at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a nonprofit public policy organization dedicated to advancing the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty.
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" Yet as the space historian Joan Bromberg wrote in NASA and the Space Industry, "free enterprise was part of the US tradition, so to promote it in space was to defend the American way.
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Days after Donald Trump called members of the Club for Growth "stupid" and "extortionists," the head of the free-enterprise advocacy group called the GOP front-runner "challenged" when it comes to the truth.
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"Things my Democrat women colleagues wouldn't clap for at #StateOfTheUnion85033 tonight: America, freedom, free enterprise, law enforcement heroes, record low unemployment for women & minorities, the right of babies to live," she wrote on Twitter.
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The commission ruled that the party's so-called Free Enterprise Foundation was used by senior Liberal officials to disguise prohibited donors including property developers, who are banned from making political donations to NSW campaigns.
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The Communist government this week watered down the most heavily criticized elements of new restrictions on free enterprise and promised to revise regulations accompanying a law on the cultural sector to address artists' concerns.
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My colleague Jane Coaston identified the Carlson monologue as a turning point, recasting conservatism from a defense of free enterprise to a kind of white-centered economic populism, where government intervention is more welcome.
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In this age of contradiction between profit and people, state control and free enterprise, it is difficult to position a business so it can ride the waves as Baidu has found to its cost.
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In "Self-Made Man," a new book published by the Cato Institute, the lawyer Timothy Sandefur argues that Douglass's essential legacy lies in his advocacy of liberty, individualism and private property and free enterprise.
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He used the engine of the free-enterprise system and applied it to the restoration and economic development of Haughville, which became a thriving district, though the neighborhood has battled crime in recent years.
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Restrained government, lower taxes, smarter regulations, right-to-work laws and litigation reform — these are the pro-growth economic policies that help free enterprise flourish and that attract major employers to Texas every day.
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"They'd be rolling in their graves right now at what the Republican administration is doing, and moreover what the Republican Party is doing: complete silence on states' rights but also free enterprise," Newsom added.
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Over the past seven years, Republicans have taken their best shot to take down Obamacare, a law they have painted as an unacceptable overreach of government and infringement on personal liberty and free enterprise.
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The reason why free enterprise is the greatest economic model in the history of the world is because it's the only economic model where you can make poor people richer without making rich people poor.
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While Mackey may have a strong counterculture streak, do yoga, and eat vegan, his book Conscious Capitalism also celebrates the "heroic story of free-enterprise capitalism" while asking business leaders to find a higher purpose.
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"The White House is officially behind this free-enterprise, free-market approach," he said last year, in the wake of Axios publishing leaked documents showing Trump's National Security Council was considering a national 5G network.
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But the new round of lawmaking has come with complications, including opposition from business and free enterprise groups, and a fight over which level of government should have the right to regulate single-use plastics.
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The rules have harmed members of the groups "who are business organizations committed to defending the business community and the free enterprise system in Texas and throughout the Nation from unlawful regulations," the groups said.
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"There are always those who argue that government should stay out of free enterprise entirely," the president writes, arguing that regulations will actually engender new advances in the self-driving sector rather than stifle them.
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One of the major, 22019th-century body blows to free enterprise was delivered by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1955, via a decision against Oklahoma opticians in a case brought by rival optometrists and ophthalmologists.
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George Landrith is the president of Frontiers of Freedom, an educational foundation whose mission is to promote the principles of individual freedom, peace through strength, limited government, free enterprise, free markets, and traditional American values.
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Almost three quarters of young Americans make use of the vast and growing market of digital saving and investment tools, further demonstrating that access to savings tools is a problem free enterprise is already addressing.
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Once that happened, the American government would be better positioned to keep promoting freedom of expression, free enterprise and democratic governance, while making it clear that the future of Cuba must be decided by Cubans.
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Stoller's roving enthusiasm for Jeffersonian "yeomanry," or Brandeis's "system of regulated competition," or an "egalitarian system of free enterprise," or "fair competition" makes the reader wonder how Stoller's world is different from Friedman's or Hayek's.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce extols itself as the defender of free enterprise, yet somehow Allstate's Wilson identifies the profit motive — which is the foundation of capitalism — as being a problem in the 21st century.
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These reforms have been supported by National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Robert Cardillo and by the House Science Committee, which approved the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act in June to streamline the licensing process.
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The justices, they said, need only sever and strike the provision under which the director is insulated from accountability to the president, just as the Supreme Court did in 2010's Free Enterprise Fund v.
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" But administration officials still scrambled to reassure the powerful wireless sector, holding a conference on 5G later in the year where Kudlow said "the White House is officially behind this free-enterprise, free-market approach.
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If you listen to the people who stand to benefit most from the American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act, like Amazon and Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos, American capitalism in space will have its own benefits.
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They share a belief in the rule of law and (most of the time) in free enterprise, as well as common regional concerns over such things as fighting Islamist extremism and accommodating the rise of China.
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We should forge closer diplomatic and economic ties with those countries committed to the rule of law and free enterprise, while working with partners in the region to encourage other countries to follow their successful models.
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David McIntosh is a former Indiana congressman and the president of the Club for Growth, the leading free-enterprise advocacy group in the nation with a national network of over 100,000 pro-growth, limited government Americans.
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As he writes, "China's entry into the W.T.O. [World Trade Organization] didn't lead to Beijing embracing free enterprise and liberal democracy" and banking deregulation has helped to foster a "succession of financial crises" around the world.
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Some legislators, including folks elected as defenders of free enterprise, would rather defend old ways of thinking than help NASA, the Department of Defense and other U.S. government agencies take advantage of the commercial space age.
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The story is often the least of it, though it has its moments, including some awkward asides on free enterprise (good), government (not so much), women working outside the home (right on) and feminism (it's complicated).
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An analysis by the Commonsense Policy Roundtable, a self-described free-enterprise think tank, concluded that the referendum would lead to a loss of 147,000 jobs by 2030, most only indirectly connected to oil and gas.
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Rhetorically, business leaders sold the glories of free enterprise, devoting considerable resources to making the intellectual case for unfettered capitalism as the policy cure-all: The more government got in the way, the worse the economy did.
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Myron Ebell is director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, a non-profit public policy organization dedicated to advancing the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty.
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"She will continue Heritage's fight for the timeless American principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense," said interim president Edwin J. Feulner in his statement announcing the change.
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We support initiatives identified by the tribes themselves as having Indian Country-wide impact for economic development, and likewise would measure up to the Chamber's greater goal of fostering free enterprise and economic growth across the country.
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Farmers had mixed feelings about the bailout when it was announced last summer, as they tend to prefer free enterprise over government intervention, but many are disappointed as the subsidies have not made up for their losses.
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By the early eighties, local Cuban leaders had begun organizing voter-registration drives in South Florida under the slogan "Vote So That They Respect Us." Republicans courted them as the party of anti-Communism and free enterprise.
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Mr. Do Muoi was general secretary during the crucial years of Vietnam's transition from communism to the economic liberalization called "doi moi," generally translated as "renovation," which unleashed a burst of pent-up energy in free enterprise.
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Castro did see Cuba through some reforms, including allowing Cubans to travel, a diplomatic opening with the United States under then-President Obama, and some blossoms of free enterprise in the socialist state were allowed to bloom.
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If the new administration's goal is to depart from the interventionist zeal of the previous administration, it should appoint a seasoned antitrust expert with a demonstrated commitment to supporting innovation and free enterprise to lead the charge.
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"From working in my mum's tiny chemist shop to my experience building large businesses, I have seen first-hand how politicians should support free enterprise and innovation to ensure our future prosperity," Sunak says on his website.
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But I also understand why that should not happen: like it or not, banking is more like a utility than it is pure free enterprise, and unbridled capitalism has not ever served consumers well in this sector.
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The World Economic Forum in Davos is a capitalist holy site (or hell hole, depending on your perspective) where political and economic elites pay their respects (but not taxes) to the Market, Free Enterprise, and Private Property.
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"Net Neutrality is foundational to competitive, free enterprise, entrepreneurial market entry... anyone with a great idea, a unique perspective to share, and a compelling vision can get in the game," wrote Lauren Culbertson, public policy manager at Twitter.
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But, unlike most economists, Schumpeter also had a deep, subtle appreciation of capitalism's cultural effects — that, while a system of free enterprise creates successful and prosperous societies, it also plants seeds that can lead to its own demise.
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"Government-sponsored research is one of the most important investments our country can make to encourage innovation, unleash our free enterprise system to create good-paying jobs and ensure American competitiveness in a global economy," the senators wrote.
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Solutions to the problems of nature, like the hundreds of thousands of years of climate change, almost always come from the private sector and free enterprise, not from politicians or organizations seeking to expand authority through "collective" action.
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Amy Swearer is a legal policy analyst in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation, which promotes conservative public policies based on free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom and a strong national defense.
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But, I am perfectly happy to engage them on substance to demonstrate that socialism has proven to be an abject failure and that the American free enterprise system has been the greatest enemy that poverty has ever seen.
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The 2277-year-old, who is now worth as estimated $200 billion, grew up in India in '4.23s and '24.2s, a poor country that he says was one of the most hostile to free enterprise at the time.
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The collaborative investigation from state attorneys general into climate change-related matters is "un-American," will hurt business investment in the United States and threatens the free enterprise system, a top U.S. Chamber of Commerce official said Wednesday.
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Breitbart's postelection Hollywood coverage appears largely to be a cool cataloging of aggrieved celebrities, including Rick Ross (who just dropped a video for the song "Free Enterprise," which includes a lyric that makes reference to assassinating Mr. Trump).
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" National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons said with Josten's retirement "the business community is losing a stalwart champion of our free enterprise system and a highly respected leader who has defined the Chamber's advocacy success.
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A graphic designer who identified himself only by his first name Elicer said that changes allowing more free enterprise had been positive but the leadership was out of touch with the day to day lives of the people.
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In January, he talked about Democrats' need for a "strong centrist, pro-business, pro-free enterprise" candidate to take on Trump in 2020 — which, as Vanity Fair's Bess Levin pointed out, sounds an awful lot like Dimon himself.
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In that speech from 20133, aimed at encouraging Congress to dismantle barriers to commerce with China prior to its joining the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Mr Clinton drew a direct line between free enterprise and pressure for accountable government.
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With an ever-loving fondness for free enterprise, the United States decided only to regulate the asthma-inducing contaminate in the 1970s through regulations created by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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But the Washington Legal Foundation, which advocates for free enterprise, contends that only Congress can decide how much accommodation internet businesses must provide to disabled customers, since the 20193-year-old ADA simply doesn't address websites and mobile apps.
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John M. Palatiello is president of the Business Coalition for Fair Competition an organization that comprises trade associations, businesses, and organizations dedicated to free enterprise, relief from unfair government-sponsored competition, and maximum government reliance on the private sector.
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"These attacks on free enterprise, and the idea that we want to go to socialism, which has failed throughout history, is scary to me," said Frank VanderSloot, who owns an Idaho-based health and home products company called Melaleuca.
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He vowed when he entered the race on Saturday to deliver Brexit should he become the next prime minister, but added that his focus would be not just on Brexit, but also on free enterprise and a free society.
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Our nation's continued economic success will depend largely on a vibrant and innovative tech sector, which will in turn depend on public policies that encourage rather than impede innovation, entrepreneurship and free enterprise — something Grove understood all too well.
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Despite the claims of Democrats and environmental extremists who regularly demonize those of us who believe in evidence-based regulation, limited government and the free enterprise system, we all want a clean and healthy environment – Pruitt, Wheeler and other Republicans included.
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Sanctions are key to helping them see that it is in their best interest to have a new approach, a less bellicose approach, one where there is more freedom in terms of free enterprise and individual liberty for their people.
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Let's see some of those free enterprise, entrepreneurship-loving members of Congress put their energies not into blocking all talk of base closures, but into embracing the possibilities of land and facilities in their communities freed up for community use.
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However, we are deeply concerned that, in the round of talks that concluded this week, the United States has introduced a number of proposals into the ongoing negotiations that are inconsistent with the principles of free trade and free enterprise.
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Free enterprise is what has propelled the United States to prosperity, Mr. Barney said, sitting in a club chair in the lounge at Deer Valley, after a day on ski trails with names like Tycoon, Lucky Star and of course, Success.
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He had decided, against all evidence, that EXIM, which provides critical export finance for domestic small businesses and foreign buyers of Americans goods and services, "embodies the corruption of the free enterprise system," as Politico reported Garrett said in 2015.
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Uncomfortable with the overt race-baiting of Dixiecrats, these voters responded to a broader argument cast in the language of states' rights and free enterprise, the true pillars of the constitutional republic as opposed to the Democrats' promise of egalitarian democracy.
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The conservative movement is based in the idea of a limited government promoting free enterprise with a strong national defense embracing policies that will lead to the United States being the strongest economically with a very high standard of living.
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"The vast majority of my fellow livestock producers believe the livestock industry is best served by the process of free enterprise and free trade," David Clawson, an Englewood rancher and president of the Kansas Livestock Association, told the committee in February.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina is making strides in opening up its economy to foreign investment after years of hostility to free enterprise but still has a way to go to catch up to some of its market friendlier neighbors, investors say.
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The speech offered the architects of the new segregationist order a beguiling metaphor to rationalize their efforts; the races would now work, Washington vowed, "separate as the fingers … one as the hand" in the restlessly improving spirit of free enterprise.
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Conservatives had long branded the regulation as an assault on free enterprise, but advocates warned that its repeal would allow the broadband giants to manipulate traffic in favor of the highest-paying platforms, crowding out competition and stifling free speech.
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For although she argued for continued economic growth via free enterprise capitalism at the UN, she also suggested that free markets are not an end in themselves, but only a means to an end; contingent upon producing a sustainable environment.
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For free enterprise to truly work, and for every individual American to have the best chance to succeed, we believe the government needs to get out of the way, allowing financial responsibility and freedom, entrepreneurial ingenuity, and flexibility to thrive.
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Our nation's continued economic success will depend largely on a vibrant and innovative tech sector, which will in turn depend on public policies that encourage rather than impede innovation, entrepreneurship and free enterprise — something Andy Grove understood all too well.
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Investors must remain alert to opportunity, but also vigilant for actions that weaken or undermine the very system that has made our country the leader of the free world as well as the democratic, free-enterprise engine that drives the global economy.
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The seedy history of this corporate-monopoly system gives the lie to the deeply confused notions that government is the harmless and attentive protector of the poor and powerless, and that the United States has ever been the home of unadulterated free enterprise.
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But free enterprise is the last thing anyone should think of when taxpayers who mostly pay sales taxes are tapped to pay well-established corporations such as Home Depot and Toyota for the "duh" decision of locating in business-friendly, growing Texas.
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"It's inappropriate for government officials to use their position to attack an American company," Neil Bradley, chief policy officer of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said in a statement, citing the value of the free enterprise system and the rule of law.
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America is great because of the conservative principles of limited government and free enterprise, and a strong national defense... KELLY: ... OK... RUBIO: ... And, our nominee needs to be someone that stands by those things... KELLY: ... Alright... RUBIO: ... Donald has not demonstrated that.
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"This lurch to the left and full throttled assault on the free enterprise system will be wrapped around the neck of the eventual Democratic nominee by the G.O.P.," said Scott W. Reed, the chief political strategist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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The groups, who favor limited government and free enterprise and swing to the right on economic issues, called the economic case for the recently proposed import restrictions "weak" and warned that, rather than help protect American jobs, it would significantly hurt them.
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While the country is indeed a sealed nation, North Korea is divided into a ruling elite class, with the remaining 99 percent scraping by on food rations, small private farms and pockets of free enterprise in North Korea's large black markets, which dot the country.
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Have you ever -- look at the new business formations and applications which are soaring that's a tremendous sign of the healthy free enterprise economy, and I'll just say this: as far as those who want to nationalize healthcare and everything else in the world.
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It is rigged by our very own government, which, as a matter of policy, is attempting to change the world's economic system away from the free enterprise capitalism that created the middle class to a global elite-dominated system of rationing and no growth.
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For the sin of speaking out against the tax and its effects, Brown been on the receiving end a vindictive and highly personal smear campaign from the Mayor's team that would fit better in Chavez's Venezuela than in a democracy that values free enterprise.
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The Sowers are hoping to build on Mary Lou's successful suit to vindicate the rights of business owners to market safe, legal products to customers on a nationwide scale — a right that we, as a nation built on free enterprise, ought to fight to preserve.
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The striking irony is that what Marx and his followers were dreaming to accomplish through violent revolution has been accomplished through a peaceful evolution of the free-enterprise system that proved to be the most powerful engine for prosperity in the history of humankind.
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And it's hard to see what an electorate deeply attuned to the injustices of status-quo ownership arrangements would find to fault in a vision of capitalism for people—a system that captures the benefits of free enterprise without so many of the drawbacks.
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While Mr. Ryan, representing the G.O.P.'s governing wing, laid out a vision for "a reformed tax code that rewards free enterprise," Ben Carson, the physician who briefly caught fire last year in his presidential campaign, used part of his address to claim that Mrs.
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The American people — who took undeveloped land populated by people who had yet to discover the morality of individualism, free enterprise, inalienability of rights and technological discoveries — are being asked to apologize for their greatness by opening America's borders as a form of atonement.
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"One thing that's happened in the last decade, especially the last few years, is increased attention to economic inequality and the lack of rights working people have," Lawrence Glickman, a Cornell University history professor and author of Free Enterprise: An American History, told Recode.
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Because of competition from cheap labor in the global south and robots at home, capitalism is failing the blue-collar man, and while the answer is not to eliminate so-called free enterprise, the authors caution, they say that we urgently need to fix it.
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First released back in 2018, Free Enterprise allows players to break from the strict narrative structure of the original title to take part in an open-world scavenger hunt, searching for the items that will eventually send you to take on the game's final boss.
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Like many conservative operatives, Protect the Harvest views any type of regulation, whether on the hours a long-haul trucker can legally drive or the conditions for raising chickens, as unnecessary and restrictive incursions on free enterprise, but one area of particular interest has been wild horses.
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But, I'm going to tell you that the most powerful sentiment in the hispanic community, as it is in every immigrant community, is the burning desire to leave your children better off than yourself... (BELL RINGING) RUBIO: ... and, you can only do that through free enterprise.
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CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co, on Wednesday said he expects to see a new U.S. president in 2021 and advised the Democratic party to come up with a "pro-free enterprise" agenda for jobs and economic growth instead.
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" "If one of these American actors who have benefited from the greatness of this country, who have made money from our free enterprise system, want to go fawn all over a criminal and a drug trafficker in their interviews, they have a constitutional right to do it.
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The heir to the British throne and his wife the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, also ground sugar cane for juice and prepared mojitos on Wednesday in one of the private restaurants that have flourished in Havana since Cuba started opening up its economy to free enterprise.
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But Vargas Llosa looms as a political figure in his own right: He almost became the president of Peru in 1990, and he is still admired and loathed as one of Latin America's most influential champions of limited government, free enterprise, democracy and rule of law.
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It's amazing to me that every single one of those countries understands that practical policies to promote business and growth is good for the average citizens of those countries, for jobs and wages, and that somehow this great American free enterprise system, we no longer get it.
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The pro-business arm of the party is unlikely to stay down after 2016 (and it's not like the Democratic Party is hurrying to embrace them); they're likely to mount a fight to make sure the Republicans stay the party of free trade and free enterprise.
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There is no reason to think that how wary a person is about the dangers lurking in the world ought to have anything to do with how much they think the government ought to spend on highways or the merits they see in the free enterprise system.
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Kerkhoff's strategy will not only decide the fate of his career, but also the shape of Thyssenkrupp - a poster child of Germany's so-called Rhineland capitalism, which buttressed the country's economic success by emphasizing social policies to protect workers rights as much as the rules of free enterprise.
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"Although litigation is always a last resort, the U.S. Chamber will not hesitate to engage the courts to enforce the law when lawmakers are dead set on stifling free enterprise and trampling the legal rights of the business community," said Lily Fu Claffee, the organization's chief legal officer.
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Thatcherism combined four elements: support for free enterprise; assertive nationalism; a commitment to strengthening the state by using quasi-market mechanisms to increase efficiency; and a belief in Victorian values, in the form of hard work and civic responsibility, which both tempered and underpinned the belief in enterprise.
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What these conservatives don't realize is that they have an opportunity to boost their image, win votes, and promote free enterprise and libertarian policy solutions by tackling the climate change issue head on rather than ceding the issue to liberals who use climate change as a vehicle for big-government policies.
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In 2012, the political director for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said Ms. Warren represented a "threat to free enterprise," and this year two Democratic senators — facing difficult re-election races in states Mr. Trump won in 2016 — took the unusual step of distancing themselves from Ms. Warren, their own colleague.
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The outgoing head of the American Enterprise Institute, an influential conservative think tank in Washington, he is an advocate for free enterprise and a serious Catholic (a convert in his midteens) who has gone up into the foothills of the Himalayas to seek counsel from his friend the Dalai Lama.
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On this day in 1958, Robert H.W. Welch Jr., a, retired Boston candy manufacturer, formed the John Birch Society, a membership-based organization that proclaimed itself as dedicated to supporting free enterprise and to fighting what it saw as growing threats to the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
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Contrary to the free enterprise idea that markets should be markets, individual industries and individual companies spent decades lobbying to argue why they were special and therefore deserved some particular tax break, and that the government had a compelling interest in achieving an outcome that markets on their own were not achieving.
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The idea that there is room in the Democratic Party of the future for the champions of free enterprise sounds as fanciful as the onetime notion that the Tea Party-era GOP could be a lasting home for upscale moderate Democrats put off by the excesses of Barack Obama 's first term.
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Judges, some of them progressive and most committed to what seems to them to be a fundamentally sound regulatory regime, would strike back, using expanded understandings of the public nuisance and other common law torts that would be genuinely dangerous to the stable rule of law in which free enterprise thrives best.
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Stan Liebowitz is an endowed professor and director of the Center for the Analysis of Property Right and Innovation (CAPRI) and Matt Kelly is a research fellow at the Colloquium for the Advancement of Free-Enterprise Education (CAFÉ), both in the Naveen Jindal School of Management at the University of Texas at Dallas.
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Ebell is a director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, which was founded in 1984 to advance "the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty," and which funds the Cooler Heads Coalition, "an informal and ad-hoc group focused on dispelling the myths of global warming," of which Ebell is the chairman.
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Stephen Hodge, a former senior vice president for sales at StarKist, pleaded guilty last year to price-fixing "American consumers deserve free enterprise, not fixed prices, so the department will not tolerate crimes like the one charged in today&aposs indictment," Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim said in a statement announcing Lischewski&aposs indictment.
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"You get a liberal to talk to liberals and a conservative to talk to conservatives" There's some evidence that you can avoid that if you ask people to tell us [about] an occasion when you felt really good about your fundamental beliefs in free enterprise (or whatever is important to the person in question).
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The common bonds are there: promoting free enterprise and innovation, limited government, equality of opportunity, personal accountability and work ethic, the importance of strong families, the value of faith or moral tradition, concrete compassion for the weak, the notion that personal character matters, and the beneficial role of strong American leadership in the world.
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In her memoirs, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Reagan's political soul mate, described the same problem as she encountered it in British politics: At the level of principle, rhetorically and in Opposition, it [her own Conservative Party] opposed these [Labour Party/socialist] doctrines and preached the gospel of free enterprise, with very little qualification.
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"We are concerned that the SEC approach risks replacing the current, effective free-enterprise approach with a system that defers too much to incumbent management teams and boards of directors by diminishing investor oversight and accountability mechanisms," the group wrote in a letter seen by Reuters that was sent to the SEC on Tuesday.
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But regulating Facebook means grappling with complicated questions, such as what type of responsibility the company has for content on its platform, how reasonable it is to expect it to know all of its users and customers, and how to balance the free enterprise that has fueled the internet's takeoff with legislation reining it in.
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As a result, I look around today and don't see a real place in the GOP for anyone who is pro-choice, supports gay marriage and women's rights, is fine with anyone using a bathroom, believes in climate change (aka science) but also believes in a limited government, a strong national defense and in the power of free enterprise.
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Hugh Hewitt, a conservative talk-radio host, this month will publish "The Fourth Way", a book-length guide to how Trumpism might advance bits of the Reagan agenda, by promoting conservative judges, stronger armed forces (Mr Hewitt likes Mr Trump's talk of a 350-ship navy) and free enterprise (above all rolling back "the vast and growing regulatory state").
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Ms. Cliff expanded her historical reach in the novel "Free Enterprise: A Novel of Mary Ellen Pleasant" (1993), telling the story of a Jamaican woman who flees her plantation and throws in her lot with Pleasant, a black hotel owner in San Francisco who worked with the abolitionists and financed John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859.
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"I suspect that what Bernie saw in Russia probably affected his views that you see today, where he is not anti-free-enterprise or capitalism but he wants to have a safety net and give a fair shake to all, but certainly not to have a command economy we saw in the Soviet Union," Seaver said.
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Even though President Trump is fighting unprecedented levels of acrimonious, liberal media bias, he and his party can and should stick to a positive, uplifting vision for the country -- one that is perfectly aligned with conservative ideals of free enterprise, strong defense and robust private civil society that unleash human prosperity; one that doesn't push away female voters.
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He must also show that amending the peace accord in no way constitutes an attempt to bring back the violence that terrorized Colombia for decades, and that his vision of a booming free-enterprise economy will come with real efforts to dismantle a bureaucratic labyrinth that has taken the sparkle away from a once relatively prosperous economy.
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For example, its statement of purpose, authored by the senior Falwell, includes the idea that Liberty believes in: an inerrant Bible, a Christian worldview beginning with belief in biblical Creationism, ... an absolute repudiation of "political correctness," a strong commitment to political conservatism, total rejection of socialism, and firm support for America's economic system of free enterprise.
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Especially over the last five years, he's slowly ramped up a series of reforms that opened the tightly controlled Cuban economy to limited free enterprise, allowed more public debate and access to travel and communications technology, and attempted to address corruption, bloat, and graying in the state apparatus—all allegedly over the grumbling of his stridently anti-reform brother.
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Liberals—from Nancy Pelosi to Elizabeth Warren—see capitalism as flawed but fundamentally salvageable if managed correctly, with just the right balance of government regulation and free enterprise; leftists—including Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn—see capitalism as definitionally unfair, responsible for much of the world's misery, and thus "irredeemable," in the words of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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But the Bannon-Mercer coalition is much less organized at this stage compared with other major donor operations, particularly the Kochs' network, which resembles a privatized political party with offices in most states and which has spent more than $22014 billion over the past dozen years trying to reshape American politics around the brothers' free-enterprise ideals.
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However, while abundant in natural resources, human capital, cultural diversity and self-determination, it is paramount that African enterprise, matched by public-sector commitment, continues to drive home the opportunities inherent in entrepreneurism and, especially in a time of rising competition abroad and commodity pricing fluctuation domestically, fortify an ever-conducive climate for free enterprise to flourish.
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It is a cancer on conservatism for any believer in free enterprise to praise Trump's business practices, which major investigative reports document have reaped huge personal profits through bankruptcies, a pseudo-university widely accused of fraud, failed businesses that have destroyed value for shareholders and bondholders and deadbeat tactics that have put contractors out of business and workers out of jobs.
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But his core political convictions remained remarkably consistent: opposition (in the name of individualism and free enterprise) to the size and growth of the federal government; insistence on defending traditional Judeo-Christian morality against all forms of "moral equivalency"; and a belief that American foreign policy should be oriented toward the defense of freedom against the threat of totalitarianism, especially Soviet Communism.
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" The New York Times said Nixon sought "to reverse the course public policy that this country has pursued for 40 years and turn back toward the traditional Republican philosophy of Presidents [Warren] Harding, [Calvin] Coolidge and [Herbert] Hoover — before the Great Depression shook the nation's faith unrestricted free enterprise and before Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal greatly expanded the social role of government.
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We've just simply got to go out and talk about what free enterprise and free markets have meant, which is not only the most prosperous nation in the history of the world, the most generous nation in the history of the world, but also the cleanest environment in the history of the world, the highest labor standards in the history of the world.
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She's held substantive positions at two large national banks, restored the beleaguered reputation of the nation's best-known charity, the United Way, as its CEO, and in two stints at the Heritage Foundation insisted that "private-sector job creation, rooted in an economic environment favorable (over the long term) to free enterprise" was the only way a president can lead America to a successful economy.
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"I've been tracking China for 30 years on trade, intellectual property and the rest of it, and I tell you unequivocally, without any hesitation: Be very careful ... unless you want to end up with a society like China or an economy like China, which is not in the free enterprise mode," Pelosi said, reiterating that countries need to work with the U.S. on 5G development.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Congress have an opportunity to revive America by embracing the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.
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This restriction is a direct hit on the First Amendment protection of the free enterprise of religion (which is actually in the Constitution, not a right that was "discovered" centuries after the founders passed away.) We now have a ridiculous system under which huge sums of secret money can be funneled into U.S. elections from anywhere in the world through unverified credit card contributions, LLCs or other means — while a young pastor or rabbi could cost their place of worship their tax status by talking about the relevance of a tenant of their faith to a modern political situation or campaign.
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