Sentences with phrase «street journal editorial»

The panel will be GOP strategist Ed Rollins and Mary Kissel of the Wall Street Journal editorial board.

The fundraising rounds by both Logikcull and Everlaw (the last being led by the well - known venture capital firm, Andreessen Horowitz) to me represent the realization in law of Marc Andreessen's statement in his Wall Street Journal editorial that «software is eating the world» and his expectation that «many more industries to be disrupted by software, with new Silicon Valley companies doing the disruption in more cases than not.»

With the Wall Street Journal editorial page beating its chest, Politico making sweet, sweet love to the Solyndra non-scandal, and the Chamber of Commerce dumping money into attack ads, Democrats have gotten unduly spooked.

While I agree that Muller's op - ed piece in the Wall Street Journal seems to be tooting his own horn quite a bit... But on the positive side, to have the Wall Street Journal editorial page publish anything that is arguing for, not against, at least some aspect of the scientific consensus on climate change is a step forward!

Matt Ridley also recently referenced this paper in an error - riddled Wall Street Journal editorial (debunked here and here and here and here).

«To be sure, there are a handful of scientists, including MIT professor Richard Lindzen, the author of the Wall Street Journal editorial, who disagree with the rest of the scientific community.

I have not gone back to review the Wall Street Journal editorial, but as I remember it the persons who wrote it pointed out that the climate has not warmed significantly in the past 10 to 15 years.

Here is how a Wall Street Journal editorial described the CPP: «In the name of reducing carbon emissions, Continue reading EPA Targets Freedom →

The documents were submitted to Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal editorial board member, founder of the Club for Growth, and ALEC «scholar,» who was asked to review the proposals and «identify your top 20 and bottom 20 proposals.»

Support for immigration is widespread in the bastions of free - market business conservatism, like the Wall Street Journal editorial page.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board was entirely correct yesterday when they said, «Republicans have spent the last year cutting taxes and regulations, which hasn't been easy.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board took a turn at Jonathan Gruber's strategy in getting Obamacare passed.

The irrepressible Sean Parker took to the Wall Street Journal editorial pages to announce that after building a $ 2.8 billion fortune, mostly from stealing music and selling peoples» deepest secrets to marketers, he wants to reinvent his public reputation from that of a greedy loud - mouthed hacker to an old money philanthropist.

Fisher did, along with the Wall Street Journal editorial page («the Justices should hear a misguided class - action case,» subscription only) and the Washington Times in multiple pieces.

They no longer have their friends in power here in the U.S., and the media has become entirely unsympathetic to the rants of the contrarians at least in the U.S. — the Wall Street Journal editorial page are about the only place they can broadcast their disinformation.

Let's start with the good news: With the obvious exceptions of Fox News, talk radio, the Wall Street Journal editorial page and others, climate deniers have largely disappeared from major American media.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board reported on some of the Academies» findings in a Tuesday editorial:

His contrarian viewpoint has made him a darling of the Wall Street Journal editorial page and other conservative outlets.

Well, he signs on to fallacious arguments like the Wall Street Journal editorial «Lysenko» alarmism.

The motives I ascribe to the professional denialists (not the members of the public being fooled by them) may be considered Machievellian, but are not abstract: they are money — on the part of Exxon and its paid propagandists, for example; and commitment to «free - market» ideology — the Wall Street Journal editorial staff, for instance.

Wall Street Journal editorial board member, Holman W, Jenkins, Jr., is no fool.

At least part of that controversy is today's Wall Street Journal editorial «Hockey Stick on Ice: Politicizing the science of global warming.»

In recent years, for example, we've commented on disinformation efforts by industry front groups such as the «Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Cato Institute, the Fraser Institute, and a personal favorite, The Heartland Institute, and by industry - friendly institutions such as the Wall Street Journal editorial board, and other media outlets that assist in the manufacture and distribution of climate change disinformation.

And one of the great enablers of denialism is the Wall Street Journal editorial page and the influence it wields in corporate America.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board calls it «global warmism» to make its points, for instance.

A good place to start: the Wall Street Journal editorial page, and its anti-social and anti-business stance on climate action.

The same is true of Vermont Royster when he wrote «In Hoc Anno Domini,» which has been run on the Wall Street Journal Editorial Page in late December every year since 1949.

In fact, just a year ago, I wrote about the school system's ongoing incompetence and corruption, using a snippet from a Wall Street Journal editorial that spelled out a few of the gory details.

A Wall Street Journal editorial questions the Dept. of Education's proposed «supplement, not supplant» regulations.

The Advocate: Governor John Bel Edwards rebuts critical Wall Street Journal editorial http://bit.ly/1LY997x

The Wall Street Journal editorial page has already taken the Administration to task for backing away from some of its tougher «Race to the Top» provisions, but check out this morsel, thanks to Education Daily...

A recent Wall Street Journal editorial suggests that research proves the benefits of private school choice.

See for example, the July 9 Wall Street Journal editorial «New Evidence on School Vouchers: Some Optimistic Findings From Indiana and Louisiana.»

For awhile now, there has been some cause for concern that the famously tough - minded Wall Street Journal editorial page seemed to be drinking the Kool - Aid when it came to the much - discussed Race to the Top (RTT) grant program.

Equal opportunity in choosing a school A recent Wall Street Journal editorial had it right in criticizing civil rights groups like the NAACP for not jumping on the educational choice bandwagon since, as the Journal says, «reform's main beneficiaries are poor and minority students in places like Harlem and New Orleans.»

More than half (52 %) of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are immigrants, wrote Paul Kedrosky and Brad Feld in a Wall Street Journal editorial last Wednesday.

A frequent commentator and analyst on those media outlets on the right politically — think Fox News, the Wall Street Journal editorial page, Regulation magazine — Taylor earned the respect of those generally regarded as «skeptics.»

In a Wall Street Journal editorial on Sunday, McDowell wrote, «Nothing is broken that needs fixing.»

The Wall Street Journal editorial page has for years railed against these scientific findings on climate change, even as the global consensus has reached nearly 100 percent of the scientific community, including the reports commissioned by the skeptical Bush White House.

The Wall Street Journal editorial page completely ignored this report.

Here was a physicist who had served in the Obama administration apparently writing that climate science is uncertain on The Wall Street Journal editorial pages, which some say have served as a Bible for climate deniers.

According to a Wall Street Journal editorial (subscription required), Mayor de Blasio is implementing several plans that will slow charter school growth including charging them rent for sharing space with district schools:

Spitzer wrote the column in 2010 in response to a Wall Street Journal editorial he said disparaged the cases he brought against Marsh.

«Marsh's behavior was a blatant abuse of law and market power: price - fixing, bid - rigging and kickbacks,» Spitzer wrote in the piece, which he said he penned to counter a Wall Street Journal editorial that sought to «disparage the cases my office brought against Marsh & McLennan.»

Will they and their listeners be able to work up the same kind of visceral rage against Obama and a Democratic Congress that led millions of people (and the Wall Street Journal editorial board) to believe sincerely that Bill and Hillary killed Vince Foster?

«It's worth remembering that the order applies only to noncitizens,» a Wall Street Journal editorial said in its defense.

An expanded child tax credit might cause some heartburn over at the Wall Street Journal editorial page, but they aren't going anywhere over this kind of disagreement, and neither is the business community.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board, for example, wrote that those who had no net income tax liability were «lucky duckies» — and many of them are lucky indeed with their stagnating wages and declining family stability.

In an August 28 Wall Street Journal editorial it noted that «To no one's surprise except Vice President Joe Biden's, second quarter economic growth was revised down yesterday to 1.6 % from the prior estimate of growth of 2.4 % which was down from first quarter growth of 3.7 %, which was down from the 2009 fourth quarter's 5 %.

Even The Wall Street Journal editorial page condemned Trump's tariff plan as the «biggest policy blunder of his presidency.»