Friday, January 1, 2010
September 2009 OActivist Compilation
Here's a list of September's published output by members of the OActivist list (most of whom have full-time jobs and only write when time permits):
Editorials
1. Paul Hsieh, "The Free Market Is Not Another Form of Rationing", PajamasMedia, Sep 1/09
2. Wendy Milling, "Financial Transparency As An Evil", RealClearMarkets, Sep 8/09
3. Linn and Ari Armstrong, "Restore free market to address preexisting conditions", Grand Junction Free Press, Sep 14/09
4. Ari Armstrong, "Atlas Shrugged relevant for modern times", Longmont Times-Call, Sep 14/09
5. Amit Ghate, "We Need a Return to Principled Government", Sep 15/09
6. Paul Hsieh, "Is Your Doctor Getting Ready to Quit?", PajamasMedia, Sep 18/09
7. Ari Armstrong, "Republican plans for health care reform similar to Obamacare", Colorado Springs Gazette, Sep 20/09
8. Wendy Milling, "H.R. 3200 Will Collapse Global Medicine", RealClearMarkets, Sep 23/09
9. Paul Hsieh, "Health care in Massachusetts: A warning for America", Christian Science Monitor, Sep 30/09
10. Linn and Ari Armstrong, "Fifty Ways to Leave Obama", Grand Junction Free Press, Sep 14/09
Media Appearances
1. Ari Armstrong, Denver 9/12 Rally, Sep 12/09
Citations or Links
1. Paul Hsieh, "The Free Market Is *Not* Another Form of Rationing" on Instapundit, Sep 1/09
2. John Lewis, NCRegister, Sep 20-26/09
Letters to the Editor
1. Alan McKendree, "Marx and UT's core purpose", Daily Texan, Sep 4/09
2. Rob Abiera, "An Obvious Limit", NewsOK, Sep 12/09
3. Doug Krening, "Re: Lead the way, Mr. President", Denver Post, Sep 12/09
4. Jay Robbins, "Health care 'plan' is really just a 'goal' without details", Valley Breeze, Sep 24/09
Note too that this list does not include web comments, letters to congressmen and other politicians, radio show call-ins, etc., all of which actively spread our message and advance our goals.
(Disclaimer: All content listed herein is self-identified as "Objectivist", I have not vetted the content, nor do I necessarily agree with all of it.)
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