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2012
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January Issue (pdf verison) - Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute?
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2011
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An Excess Tax on Wealth Creation Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? The Fog of Mediscare
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State Legislatures Embrace Education Reform Proposals Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? The Food Security Reader, a "Greatest Hits" book A Need for More Immigrant Workers? Unemployment and Underemployment in the First Quarter of 2011
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PII Urges Congress to Support Fiscal Accountability and Transparency in Infrastructure Spending Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Sanctuary City Policies Do More Harm than Good Which of the Four Options will Schools Use? How Redistricting Works in Iowa and What to Expect
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Health Care Reform: A Constitutional Perspective Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Meet the New Leadership of the Iowa House of Representatives Introducing New Lieutenant Governor Kim Reynolds Hot Topics During the Long, Cold Winter! New Year's Resolutions 2011
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2010
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Government Cannot Create Prosperity Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Schools Need to Get Smart About Spending Wanted: A Few Good Books
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Overpaid Federal Workers Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Keynesianism and Progressivism Are Not the Solution
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10 Frightening Facts on Obama's Budget Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Do the Math - Obamacare Would Increase Deficits by $59 Billion Where Do We Go From Here?
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"The Man in the Arena" Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute?
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2009
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Does the Doctor Need a Boss? Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute?
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Our Founding Principles: The Conservative Roadmap for America's Future Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute?
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What would Ronald Reagan have said? Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? "Jack Kemp"
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Appearances Can Be Deceiving Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? "Up in Smoke"
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2008
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Character, Liberty, and Economics Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Runaway Train
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California Court's Judicial Activism Threatens the Institution of Marriage Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Kidneys for Sale Government Solving Its Own Crises Florida's Health Insurance Reform: Fewer Mandates = More Affordable Coverage
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William F. Buckley Jr. (1925-2008) Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? What Happened to America? Free Lunch Money
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The 'Own-to-Rent' Solution? Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Squeezing the Middle Class? Religion: An Enduring Principle of the United States
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2007
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The Daring Possibility of Freedom Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Diversity's Dark Side Defining Conservatism
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Look to Milton: Open Borders and the Welfare State Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? Iowa Receives Passing Grade on Eminent Domain Reform Is it an Amnesty? Another Supply-Side Revolution is Needed
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What Is "The Public Interest?" Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? A National Taxpayers Bill of Rights Slouching Towards Socialized Medicine?
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Milton Friedman Focus on Iowa Wesleyan College What's New at Public Interest Institute? A Crisis in Civic Education Face It: U.S. Immigration Policy is Broken Channeling Choice
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