Adam Thierer

Senior Research Fellow, George Mason University's Mercatus Center

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Senior research fellow for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University

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In the 1990's, Big Bird, Kermit and all their friends saved Bill Moyers, Frontline and the rest of public broadcasting from Republican budget cuts.

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In the 1990's, Big Bird, Kermit and all their friends saved Bill Moyers, Frontline and the rest of public broadcasting from Republican budget cuts.

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