Tea Party Tool Box
This summer, millions of Americans will attend Tea Party events and march in the streets to take their country back. To support their efforts, The Heartland Institute is making available free copies of booklets that present in plain English what needs to be done to reform health care, state budgets, schools, environmental policy, and more. You can read these booklets online, download, them, or ask for free copies.
Here are links to the documents:
Legislative Principles Series
Coming soon:
- 10 Principles of Public Pension Reform
- 10 Principles of Privatization
The following documents on the myth of global warming are also available:
Global Warming
- Global Warming: Facts vs. Faith (Walter Cunningham)
- Unstoppable Solar Cycles (11 minute DVD, from The Idea Channel)
To request free copies of these publications, call 312/377-4000 and ask for Dan Miller or Tammy Nash.
WHAT'S NEW: Budget John Nothdurft - August 30, 2010
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John Nothdurft - August 26, 2010
According to a recent Federal Communications Commission report, 13 states raided more than $135 million last year from their 911 funds -- with Hawaii redirecting ... (read more)
Raymond J. Keating - February 26, 2005
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Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation - October 09, 2009
The President and the Congress are hoping to raise substantial revenues to pay for social spending programs, including health care. They are relying in ... (read more)
Ernst & Young - October 26, 2008
A new report by Ernst & Young LLP, commissioned by the American Council for Capital Formation, compares individual long-term capital gains taxes among ... (read more)
WHAT'S NEW: Taxes John Nothdurft - August 30, 2010
The current capital gains tax rate of 15 percent is set to increase substantially at the end of the year as the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts sunset.The current ... (read more)
John Nothdurft - August 26, 2010
According to a recent Federal Communications Commission report, 13 states raided more than $135 million last year from their 911 funds -- with Hawaii redirecting ... (read more)
Raymond J. Keating - February 26, 2005
In 2001 and 2003, tax relief measures were approved by Congress and signed into law by President George W. Bush. These tax cuts helped small business, entrepreneurship, ... (read more)
Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation - October 09, 2009
The President and the Congress are hoping to raise substantial revenues to pay for social spending programs, including health care. They are relying in ... (read more)
Ernst & Young - October 26, 2008
A new report by Ernst & Young LLP, commissioned by the American Council for Capital Formation, compares individual long-term capital gains taxes among ... (read more)
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