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ITTN PODCAST: Heartland’s director of government relations John Nothdurft talks with Jim Lakely about states raiding their 9-1-1 funds. Nothdurft notes that “Diverting these taxes from their original purpose only creates slush funds for big-spending politicians.”
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BTN PODCAST: Cate Long of Reuters' Muniland talks with Ben Domenech about how California's funny math results in a "balanced" budget.
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ECN PODCAST: Michael Whatley of the Consumer Energy Alliance talks with Ben Domenech about the Keystone XL pipeline and what to expect from the Obama administration on energy policy.
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SRN PODCAST: Joy Pullman, Research Fellow of Education Policy at the Heartland Institute, discusses an Indiana Senate hearing on the common core.
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ITTN PODCAST: Author and consultant Larry Downes discusses his latest paper, "A Rational Response to the Privacy ‘Crisis.’"
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BTN PODCAST - North Carolina . . . Nebraska . . . Louisiana . . . governors and top lawmakers in these and other states have recently announced their desire to roll back and even end personal and corporate income taxes. Brian Balfour of the Civitas Institute in North Carolina explains why this is happening now, and how such moves would benefit people and businesses.
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