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Tuesday, July 31, 9 PM
Dear Members and Friends,
As Milton Friedman's 100th birthday winds down, we remember how the most influential American economist of the 20th century rescued free enterprise from the death grip of stifling Keynesian policies which had dominated the US domestic scene from 1930 until 1980 with brief respites during the Eisenhower and Kennedy Administrations.
In 1981, President Ronald Reagan, relying on the supply-side, free enterprise theories of Milton Friedman, ushered in an unprecedented period of American growth and prosperity.
Unbelievably, Milton Friedman's model for economic dynamism has been decimated during the past 31/2 years by an administration that takes its cues from the discredited John Maynard Keynes, the father of Keynesian economics.
Whether its the outrageous spending, the overburdening taxation, or the crippling regulations--failed Keynesian policies are clearly in vogue.
There is one added twist, however.
The current administration and its allies have singled out industries and companies for annihilation. The coal industry and Chick-fil A come immediately to mind.
We cannot standby and allow a company like Chick-fil A, with thousands of employees nationwide, to be threatened by thought police bullies like Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Philadelphia City Councilman James Kenney.
That's why we have called for a month-long buycott of Chick-fil A, beginning tomorrow, August 1st. (Please read the press release below.)
NBC 10 is carrying the story of our buycott, tonight, during its 11 PM broadcast (immediately
following Olympic coverage). The following article, by Catherine Brown, appears on the
NBC 10 website.
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/politics/Tea-Party-Urges-Chick-fil-A-BuyCott-164519666.html
As always, thank you for your interest and support.
See you at Chick-fil A.
On behalf of the Association Board,
Teri Adams |