Accountability Feds Should Show The Money Guiding Principle
The idea centers on consumer protection through transparency in transactions. Buyers have the right to know all details about what they purchase.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1997
Page
4
Taxpayer Right-To-Know Act proposed to itemize spending
A columnist notes Rep. Charles Schumer proposes a Taxpayer Right-To-Know Act to provide a dollar-for-dollar breakdown of federal spending on tax receipts. It would publish defense, Medicare, Social Security, debt interest, and more, aiming to reveal how taxpayer money is used.
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California
Bruce Herschensohn
Herschensohn
U.S. Senate
Congress
Charles Schumer
New York
Washington
Schumer
Pentagon
Netanyahu and Dayan amid Israeli peril and American Jewish splits
The piece frames a no-win trajectory for Netanyahu as he seeks security and partial privatization amid hostile public, while American Jewish leaders cool to backing Israel. It contrasts Netanyahu with Arafat, notes Jerusalem’s status as capital, and critiques U.S. policy shifts and the Major American Jewish Organizations. The author also mentions Dayan’s street curses and recalls Netanyahu’s political peril.
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Binyamin Netanyahu
Israel
Netanyahu
Conference of Presidents
Forward
U.S
Mark Rosenblum
Americans For Peace Now
Clinton
S. Daniel Abraham
Democratic Party
Madeleine Albright
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
PLO
Palestine
Jerusalem
West Bank
Ariel Sharon
Middle East
U.S. War College
United States
U.S. Congress
Charen
Reagan White House
Rights versus welfare an assault on liberty and property
Machan argues that welfare state justifications erode individual rights and property. He cites Don J. Snyder's defense of emergency theft and a violent reaction to food stamps as evidence of inverted morality. The piece warns that force and punishment undermine charity and civil society, urging respect for liberty and ownership.
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Don J. Snyder
Harper’s
Snyder
Peter
Paul
Robin
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By Bruce Tinsley
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