The Heartland Institute

In the cover essay for the September-October 2009 issue of the Heartlander, Heartland President Joseph Bast previews the discussion that will take place at Heartland s 25th Anniversary Benefit Dinner on Thursday, October 29, in Chicago. Also in this issue: an announcement of our release of Peter Ferrara s new Heartland Policy Study ...

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The July-August 2009 Heartlander features a guest essay by Lauren Chrissos, vice president for development, and Peter Fotos, government relations director, addressing the summer's hottest topic: health care reform. Also in this issue: an announcement of the 25th Anniversary Benefit Dinner and wrapups on the President's Council Retreat ...

The August 2004 issue of The Heartlander offers readers updates on the Twentieth Anniversary Benefit Dinner and Emerging Issues Forum, taking place in Chicago on Thursday, September 23, along with two New Coalition-sponsored events scheduled for August and September. In his opening essay, Heartland President Joseph L. Bast answers ...