2008 archives

July

• July 11
  Iran’s missile test
  New Iranian belligerence highlights the need for missile defense; filling the mainstream media void.
• July 9
  Playing politics with national security
  A San Francisco judge rules that national security program isn’t secret; remembering Jesse Helms.
• July 3
  Why faith-based initiatives matter
  The right way and the wrong way to strengthen the role of faith-based service organizations; religion and Western civilization in the American Spectator.

June

• June 27
  Second Amendment victory
  The Supreme Court upholds the individual right to bear arms; Americans long for a sense of national identity; Congress hears from Heritage experts.
• June 17
  Voices of school choice
  Students and parents speak out for school choice; Heritage gets back to work after a fire.
• June 12
  Why does gas cost so much?
  The reason it costs so much to fill up and what we can do about it; subsidizing a failing business; the importance of dads.
• June 5
  Chilling growth
  How the Senate global warming bill drags down the economy across the country; a return to command-and-control government policy.
• June 3
  Heritage on the border
  James Carafano inspects border security measures in Arizona; attend the fall President’s Club meeting.

May

• May 30
  The cost of defeat
  America loses if it retreats in Iraq; individual liberty in post-Communist Europe; debunking global warming myths.
• May 22
  U.N. bureaucrat to investigate America
  The U.N. investigates American racism; honoring our troops by giving them the tools to win; the impact of climate change legislation; cracking down on free speech.
• May 16
  Redefining marriage
  A California court throws out the definition of marriage; a new “endangered species” endangers energy supplies.
• May 13
  How much will it cost you?
  How a leading global warming proposal would devastate the economy; the Secretary of Defense speaks to Heritage; Heritage honors donor intent.
• May 8
  Hannity: Conservatives need ‘bold colors’
  Sean Hannity speaks to the President’s Club meeting; Michael Barone and Fred Barnes on conservatives’ prospects; hearing from the experts.
• May 2
  Overpaying at the pump
  How government policy drives up the price we pay at the pump; a free article from the American Spectator.

April

• April 25
  Fixing education
  Twenty-five years later, our schools still need work; the importance of abstinence education; who makes your health care decisions?
• April 21
  ‘Bitter’ in Pennsylvania?
  The facts on Pennsylvania’s economy; how widespread the mortgage crisis is; the importance of religion to free societies.
• April 16
  Why can’t Congress get taxes right?
  Eastern Europe has a modern tax system and America doesn’t; the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at Heritage; protecting homeschooling.
• April 9
  Five reasons America must win in Iraq
  General Petraeus testifies on the Iraq surge; the lessons of Basra; how to make health care more expensive.
• April 3
  Common sense on the housing crisis
  The right way and the wrong way to deal with the housing crisis; Heritage stymies radical environmentalists.

March

• March 28
  How Heritage analysis changed the debate
  The Center for Data Analysis celebrates ten years; a tele-town hall with Heritage members; red tape on the rise.
• March 26
  The facts on the economy
  How Congress could make matters worse; why the D.C. gun ban is unconstitutional.
• March 14
  Five liberal myths about entitlement programs
  Debunking misconceptions about runaway government spending; why the Iraq surge worked; praise from Sen. Lieberman.
• March 12
  Cheney marks missile defense anniversary at Heritage
  The Vice President joins Heritage to celebrate 25 years of the Strategic Defense Initiative; the liberal budget; voter fraud.
• March 7
  Three myths about the Clinton tax hikes
  Why liberals are wrong on tax increases; preserving health care choice for seniors.
• March 5
  America Is Liberty’s Best Hope
  How America can restore its place in the world; what happens when Congress rushes to “do something”; the status quo wins in Russia.

February

• February 29
  A conservative lion passes away
  Heritage remembers William F. Buckley; debunking liberals on Iraq; federal spending by the numbers.
• February 26
  Debunking liberal myths on taxes
  J.D. Foster takes apart liberal claims on tax hikes; Heritage’s role in the election.
• February 21
  35 years of conservative reform
  An important anniversary; a conservative agenda for the Senate; Heritage receives an “honor” from Keith Olbermann.
• February 12
  Don’t fund the Law of the Sea Treaty
  Paying for LOST is a bad idea; school choice expands across the nation; a step forward for missile defense.
• February 8
  Congress passes giveaway plan
  Why the economic “stimulus” package goes in the wrong direction; protecting a common-sense understanding of the Second Amendment.
• February 5
  Do you want to pay 40 cents more per gallon?
  A new plan to raise the gas tax and impose Soviet-style planning; superheroes and the United Nations; Senators discuss the Second Amendment.

January

• January 30
  Heritage responds to the State of the Union
  Heritage experts explain the policies in the State of the Union address; Heritage’s message gets out on national security and entitlements.
• January 24
  The tools to fight the war on terror
  Vice President Cheney speaks at Heritage; praise for Heritage; reforming immigration; dealing with Pakistan; holding to principle.
• January 22
  Watch Vice President Cheney at Heritage Wednesday
  The Vice President on the war on terror; why throwing money at the economy is a bad idea; good news on the Second Amendment.
• January 18
  How to strengthen the economy
  Heritage economist Bill Beach testifies on the economic stimulus plan; what conservatives look for in the election.
• January 15
  America ranks fifth-freest
  Results from the 2008 Index of Economic Freedom; the problem with rebates as a stimulus; making REAL ID real.
• January 11
  Grading the Iraq surge
  Has the counterinsurgency strategy proved a success one year later?; Jonah Goldberg on “liberal fascism”; the Straits of Hormuz; economic freedom.
• January 8
  Listen to Heritage on Hannity and Ingraham
  Heritage asks “What Would Reagan Do?” on national radio; curing the earmark addiction; avoiding economic meddling.
• January 3
  New Year’s resolutions for lawmakers
  Ideas for spending, taxes, earmarks and homeland security; Britain in Iraq; Heritage on Iowa.

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