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CNN-TV CROSSFIRE (4:30 PM EST) Doug Heller runs the Foundation For Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, and he told The Los Angeles Times:…
Jan 6, 2005Ventura County Star (California) Doug Heller, a spokesman for FTCR, could have been reflecting the reaction of many Californians when he said,…
Jan 6, 2005San Gabriel Valley Tribune (California) Even if a technicality legally absolves him, it might be best for Yamauchi to terminate the contracts…
Jan 6, 2005Here are a few New Year resolutions ArnoldWatch would like to hear from the Governor as he talks about reforming state government…
Jan 6, 2005The rules are meant to implement a 2002 law protecting prescription coverage. Co-payment size remains an issue.Los Angeles Times Although they hailed…
Jan 5, 2005The San Francisco Chronicle Consumer advocates believe they hold a trump card: an e-mail sent in September from the official Prop. 64…
Jan 5, 2005Reuters Schwarzenegger also promised a prescription drug plan for nearly 5 million Californians, which consumer advocacy group The Foundation for Taxpayer and…
Jan 5, 2005President seeks changes on malpractice awards, tax code, Social SecurityThe Baltimore Sun Doug Heller, executive director of the Foundation for Taxpayer and…
Jan 5, 2005President will launch his push to limit civil suit costs in a county labeled a magnet for litigation. But lawyers say statistics…
Jan 5, 2005Still in control of the Legislature, the party plans to be more assertive, especially on issues of concern to the middle class.Los…
Jan 3, 2005Speech in an Illinois county infamous for litigation will begin push to cap damage awards in lawsuitsChicago Tribune "At the end of…
Jan 3, 2005St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri) "The Bush administration can say lawsuits are the problem, but their data is contradictory and without a toehold…
Jan 2, 2005
If you have an active fax machine, you've probably received annoying ads that you didn't ask for. Like junk mail and spam…
Jan 2, 2005The New York Times "Federal regulation would substitute a deregulated environment that would wipe out what pitifully limited regulation exists at the…
Dec 31, 2004