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Dave Denison

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Who Let the Liberals Out?

Dave DenisonDec 19, 2001


Don't buy into the mainstream media's propaganda about how the recent transfer of power in Washington was remarkable for its lack of violence. That ignores the mobs of bloodthirsty liberals rampaging through the nation's capital, ready to hoist the heads of innocent conservatives on newly sharpened pikes.

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What to Do about Faithless Democrats?

Dave DenisonDec 19, 2001
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Electoral Dysfunction

Dave DenisonDec 19, 2001

As the nation begins to consider electoral reforms designed to
prevent another Florida fiasco, a special challenge is in store for
journalists. A story line is already developing that new technology will
solve the kind of vote-counting problems that marred the presidential
election. And when it comes to new technology, look out: The very words
seem to bring out the gullibility of even the best reporters.

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The High Cost of Speech

Dave DenisonDec 19, 2001


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Who Speaks for the Rich?

Dave DenisonDec 19, 2001

Unfree Speech: The Folly of Campaign Finance Reform By Bradley A. Smith. Princeton University Press, 286 pages, $26.95.

Money Talks: Speech, Economic Power, and the Values of Democracy By Martin H. Redish. New York University Press, 319 pages, $35.00.

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