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Anti-hydrocarbon policies subsidize crony capitalists
The Obama Administration’s anti-hydrocarbon ideology and “renewable” energy mythology continues to subsidize crony capitalists and the politicians they help keep in office – on the backs of American taxpayers, ratepayers and motorists. The latest chapter in the sorry ethanol saga … Continue reading
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“PC” Power is Not “Sustainable”
President Obama’s mantra du jour for his 2012 campaign speeches is “all-inclusive” energy. Any business touting this type of version of “all-inclusive” would be prosecuted for false advertising. When the President says “all-inclusive,” he means politically correct (PC) “green” energy … Continue reading
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Fracking: A key to energy independence
(Fracking is not a big issue here in Virginia, but it is an important piece of the energy independence that our Governor and others want to see our nation pursue. This article is important because it shows the opposition … Continue reading
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Hunting for Scapegoats won’t Lower Pump Prices
When President Obama took office, regular gasoline cost $1.85 a gallon. Today it is $4.00 per gallon in many cities, and some analysts predict it could reach $5.00 or more this summer. Filling your tank could soon slam you for … Continue reading
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EPA has lost its way on warming
(Publisher’s note: Climate change – global warming – continues to be a catalyst for public policy at the state and local level in our state. This column helps shed light on the on-going debate over this issue. Those making policy … Continue reading
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