John Stossel is a Host and Creator at Stossel TV. With a focus on government and politics, energy policy, and climate change, he explores the intersection of public policy and individual success, often challenging conventional narratives. He has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Post and RealClearEnergy.
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John Stossel's coverage revolves around government and politics, often from a libertarian perspective. He frequently presents opinion editorials with a focus on legal policy regulation and expert commentary. To effectively engage him, consider offering well-reasoned perspectives on political or economic topics that align with his libertarian viewpoints.
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By JOHN STOSSEL, Syndicated Columnist In 2022, politicians in Minneapolis and St. Paul voted for rent control. I said that would lead to bigger problems.
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Unions do protect the jobs of existing workers and sometimes get them raises. But that protection kills jobs later.
Did you celebrate labor last Monday, Labor Day?I did.But not organized labor.At least I get to choose.Organized labor isn’t a fan of choice.Joining CBS in NYC, I was told: “You must join (and pay dues to) SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild — American Federation of TV and Radio Artists).”Why? I didn’t want to. “I’m not an actor!” I complained.“Too bad,” they replied. “This is a union shop.”
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By JOHN STOSSEL, Syndicated Columnist Did you celebrate labor on Monday, Labor Day? I did, but not organized labor. At least I get to choose.
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