U S Chamber Sets the Pace for Business Policy
The U S Chamber of Commerce, formed in 1812, is described as the national business voice with about 65 650 members and 400 staff. It outlines objectives for federal policy including tax incentives, permanent tax cuts, deregulation, energy reform, cleaner air and water acts, labor laws, safety, consumer protection, and property rights, aligning with The Light's supported programs.
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What Makes Jimmy Tick Carter According to Roche
John P Roche analyzes President Jimmy Carter through a Bermuda harbor vantage point. He critiques Carter's foreign policy chaos and domestic conservatism while contrasting Kennedy's activist style and Carter's likely emphasis on human rights and reorganizing federal agencies.
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Buckley critiques universal registration and civic theater
William F Buckley Jr argues universal voter registration would threaten democracy by encouraging easy, almost drive-in voting and potential fraud. He links Democratic push to broaden turnout with political advantage, cites postcard registration, drive-in funerals, and moral hazard, warning of a debonair democracy.
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