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Dec 5, 2024 | cookislandsnews.com | Richard Moore

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Wisconsin May be the Dairy State, but Best Beware of the Federal Moo-lah

Dec 3, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

Democrats to the RescueThis week, Democrats in Wisconsin, still despondent over the election, still harrumphing about, declaring they will never ever again set foot in the same room with a Trump voter, much less breathe the same air, somehow these on-the-ledge progressives managed to find a ray of sunshine coming out of Washington. Nope, it wasn’t the pardon of Hunter Biden.
Ron Johnson’s 2022 Squeaker Foreshadowed Donald Trump’s Romp

Nov 26, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

Donald Trump's RompIt might seem absurd to call Donald Trump’s 30,000-vote victory over Kamala Harris in Wisconsin a romp, but, when you think about it, a romp is what it was, especially given his loss to Biden in the state four years ago and his 23,000-vote margin over Hillary Clinton in 2016. Especially given the razor-close elections we’ve had over the past decade or so, well, when you win Wisconsin by 30,000 votes, that’s a romp.
Why Progressives Believe Democracy is Undemocratic

Nov 19, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

The Progressives' View Of DemocracyThat most of the political absurdity these days is generated by progressives is a given, and the nation has underscored that reality in the election, but where all the nonsense came from ideologically has been somewhat of a mystery, especially given that old-fashioned civil liberties’ liberals have fled the Democratic Party in droves. Just who gave birth to woke progressives, and where are they hiding?
Americans Can Finally Breathe Again

Nov 15, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

Breathing AgainAmid all the reaction to Donald Trump’s decisive and reassuring victory in the presidential election this week, perhaps the best sentiment expressed—at least it struck a chord personally with me—was a hair stylist’s declaration that she felt like she could breathe again. “Everyone we know is so tired, like somebody’s foot has been on the American people’s chest for the past four years,” small business owner Amanda DiAntonio told The Wall Street Journal.
Coming to a Location Near You: A Flock of Surveillance Cameras

Oct 29, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

Institute for Justice Fights Vehicle SurveillanceIn a case that has national implications for law enforcement and civil liberties advocates alike, including in Wisconsin, the public interest law firm Institute for Justice has filed a federal lawsuit representing two Norfolk-area residents who are challenging the constitutionality of the city’s vehicle surveillance system.
Trapture! Gary North and the Corporate Capture Trap

Oct 15, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

Gary North: "Trapture, Not Capture"If anybody had told me in 2019 that, in the month before the 2024 presidential election, we would be seeing the likes of Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and Tulsi Gabbard all out on the hustings stumping for Donald Trump, I would have immediately assumed they lived in Colorado, for obvious reasons, and left it at that.
Sorry, There’s No Such Thing as the Corporate Capture of Regulatory Agencies

Oct 8, 2024 | maciverinstitute.com | Richard Moore

The Myth Of Corporate CaptureThere’s a myth making the rounds these days that goes something like this: Evil, big, multinational corporations are storm-trooping around not only Washington but state capitals, knocking down the doors of government agencies everywhere and holding bureaucrats hostage to their whims and ways. Not that most bureaucrats don’t like it, mind you, but, at the end of the day, so the story goes, corporate special interests and their money call the shots.
Heads of Top Western Intel Agencies Confront Emerging Threats to Global Order

Sep 9, 2024 | slguardian.org | William Burns |Richard Moore

Editorial Note: This article, originally published in the Financial Times, features insights from Bill Burns, Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, and Richard Moore, Chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service. Two years ago, we celebrated 75 years of partnership; 75 years since the CIA was founded in 1947.
ASEAN Should Be Our Top Development Priority

Sep 5, 2024 | asiasociety.org | Richard Moore

By Richard Moore, Strategic Adviser, Development Intelligence LabMuch greater economic engagement with Southeast Asia requires seriously hard work. We've not had the stamina to follow through on the initial Keating government project from thirty years ago, nor heeded earlier wake-up calls, such as Ken Henry's, 2012, 'Australia in the Asian Century'. This time the task is more important, more urgent and more difficult. It's not that we've done nothing, especially in the trade and development space.