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Peter Ferrara

Peter Ferrara is Director of Entitlement and Budget Policy at the Heartland Institute, Senior Advisor for Entitlement Reform and Budget Policy at the National Tax Limitation Foundation, Senior Fellow at the National Center for Policy Analysis, and General Counsel of the American Civil Rights Union. He served in the White House Office of Policy Development for President Reagan, and as Associate Deputy Attorney General of the United States under President George H.W. Bush. A graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School, he is the author of America’s Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb (HarperCollins).

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Obama and the CIA: Making the Terrorists’ Day September 2, 2009
America’s Record Recession August 26, 2009
Catch Me If You Can August 19, 2009
Shut Up, America! August 12, 2009
The Great Socialist Takeover August 5, 2009
A Laffer Curve Breakthrough July 29, 2009
Obama Is Delaying the Economic Recovery July 22, 2009
2010 July 15, 2009
The Bush Doctrine Is Still Working July 8, 2009
Cap and Trade Dementia July 1, 2009
Washington’s Plot to Explode Your Taxes June 24, 2009
Obama’s Iran Blunder June 17, 2009
Murder by Bureaucracy June 10, 2009
Sonia the Player Umpire June 3, 2009
Medicare for All Is a Killer May 27, 2009
The Republican Health Care Alternative May 20, 2009
The Strategy of the Not So Smart Surrender May 13, 2009
Is Obama Delaying Economic Recovery? May 6, 2009
Obama’s Assault on the Middle Class from the May 2009 issue
The Fight for the Survival of Free Speech April 29, 2009
Will Obama Seize the Radio Stations Next? April 22, 2009
The Tea Party Revolution April 15, 2009
Kennedy-Reagan v. Bush-Obama April 8, 2009
The GOP’s Alternative Budget April 1, 2009
Card Check Means Union Slavery March 25, 2009
You’ve Got to Have Heartland March 18, 2009
When Is the Economic Recovery Due? March 11, 2009
Obama’s Fantasy Budget March 4, 2009
Why the World Is Getting Warmer, Even Though It Is Getting Colder from the March 2009 issue
Repeal Health Care Fascism February 25, 2009
New Republican Opportunity: Welfare Reform February 18, 2009
Obama’s Failed and Tired Ideas From the Past February 11, 2009
Behind the 8 Million Ball February 4, 2009
Good Morning, Suckers January 28, 2009
Obama’s Responsibility January 21, 2009
Obama’s Race to the Past January 14, 2009
Tax Cut Mirage January 7, 2009
What Conservatives Must Now Do December 31, 2008
Utopia December 24, 2008
Guru Malpractice December 17, 2008
Big Three Weekend at Bernie’s December 10, 2008
Stimulus Malpractice and the Trillion Dollar Deficit December 3, 2008
The Pilgrims’ Financial Crisis November 26, 2008
Take the Tax Debate to Obama November 19, 2008
The Party-Controlled Press November 12, 2008
Catch a Falling Flag November 5, 2008
The Hugo Chavez Democrats October 29, 2008
Voter Fraud October 22, 2008
Barack Obama’s Health Care Lies October 15, 2008
Prepare for the Worst October 8, 2008

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