If [Bob Ney] has the most to lose, [Ralph Reed] has the least to gain from his long, close relationship with [Jack Abramoff]. After leaving the executive director's job at Pat Robertson's Christian organization, Reed wrote Abramoff to ask for help in "humping" corporate accounts. Reed was instantly humping Indian tribes, as Abramoff paid Reed's firm to direct anti-gambling campaigns designed to preserve regional Indian gaming monopolies. (Reed says he didn't know the source of the money.) The millions Abramoff paid Reed was good for business but bad for electoral politics. Reed is starting his first campaign for public office, as a candidate for lieutenant governor in the Georgia Republican Primary. The [John McCain] hearing, and the flood of internal e-mails it has released, comes at a...
... Byron Dorgan was questioning Amy Ridenour about allowing Abramoff to use the National Center...
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The following is a statement by Amy Ridenour, president of The National Center for Public Policy Research, on Al Gore's speech on the environment in New York: From a scientific and environmental perspective, Al Gore's speech today should be ignored. No serious policy person could give the speech Al Gore gave today.
An astute journalist in the 20th cen- tury once defined public relations as "organized lying." Keep that in mind as a barrage of news features and op-ed columns extolling the benefits of President Obama's high-speed-rail initiatives appear in coming days. Indeed, some of Washington's largest and most ruthless public- relations firms are spearheading the effort to revive rail, and no wonder.
...Amy Ridenour is president of the National Center for Public Pol...
When General Electric blamed "a variety of energy regulations that establish lighting efficiency standards" for the closing of bulb factories in Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky, it ignored a critical detail: It and fellow light bulb manufacturers Phillips and Osram Sylvania had lobbied for those restrictions. Ignore claims about global warming. The motive behind the bulb ban was money: Incandescents have a low profit margin.
...Amy Ridenour is president of the conservative National Center f...
Marketing The Charles Ryan Associates marketing firm has announced five hires. Neal Patel is a senior accountant, responsible for coordinating billing and financial reporting. Chris McComas is an interactive designer at the firm's Rev Interactive division. Amy Saunders is a production manager for television and radio accounts. Katherine Ridenour is a media buyer, responsible for developing media placement strategies. Thad Smith is the firm's marketing director.
Inventor Assignee Title Number Filing date Charles Willey, Roanoke ITT Manufacturing Enterprises Inc., Wilmington, Del. Electrical connector for a helmet-mounted night vision system 7,726,994 Jan. 30, 2009
...; William Bonneau, East Troy, Wis.; Amy Ridenour, Salem; Andrew Wilkinson, Pittsburgh General E...
FIGHTIN' FRIGHT Who's buying into White House scare tactics? Not Republicans, and not tea partyers either, says a new Pew Research Center poll gauging public reaction to President Obama 's predictions that certain doom looms if the debt ceiling isn't raised by Aug. 2. Oh, the drama. Even Reuters points out that the "language of Armageddon"and "biblical rhetoric" has surfaced during the protracted political stalemate.
... Richard Viguerie of Conservative HQ, Amy Ridenour of the National Center for Public Policy Research,...
AN ASTUTE journalist in the 20th century once defined public relations as "organized lying." Keep that in mind as a barrage of news features and commentaries extolling the benefits of President Barack Obama's high-speed rail initiatives appear in coming days. Indeed, some of Washington's largest and most ruthless public relations firms are spearheading the effort to revive rail, and no wonder.
...Amy Ridenour is president of the National Center for Public Pol...
WASHINGTON, May 25, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier gave a liberal answer to every question posed by the National Center for Public Policy Research about Merck's support of ObamaCare at Tuesday's Merck in North Branch, New Jersey. National Center for Public Policy Research Vice President David Ridenour asked Frazier if Frazier would commit to sharing with Merck shareholders the amount of money Merck spent through PhRMA pushing for passage of ObamaCare.
IT now is time for our national conversation to turn from polls to problems, and how to solve them. Here's my advice to President Bush for the next four years: National security must remain central. The president's thrust thus far has been sound. When it comes to the threat from Islamic militants, half-measures won't do. If democracy does not take root in the Muslim world, terrorism will thrive. We must stick literally to our guns, and not be distracted by critics who believe anything less than perfection means failure.
...-- Amy Ridenour is president of The National Center for Public Pol...
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