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Everyone agrees that we need to develop new sources of energy. But Cap and Tax will do nothing to further this goal. If anything, it will push its development farther into the future than it already is. There’s no evidence that an economically viable source of energy to replace fossil fuels is even close to being developed, and nothing Obama says or does, including destroying the energy sector, can change that.

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It didn’t take Obama long in his Oval Office speech last night to change the subject from his administration’s incompetence to his next grandiose scheme to push America further away from the free market principles which made this country great. As Rahm Emanuel, his consigliere, has said, never let a serious crisis go to waste. [...]

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Governor Palin’s op-ed in today’s Washington Post in which she discusses the anthropogenic global warming scam has had a predictable and hilarious effect. The odd assortment of left-wing nuts who, for a variety of self-serving reasons, continue to promulgate the AGW fraud, have been whipped into a hysterical frenzy by the supposedly irrelevant Governor Palin. [...]

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A changing environment will affect Alaska more than any other state, because of our location. I’m not one though who would attribute it to being man-made. – Governor Sarah Palin A couple weeks ago in Madison Wisconsin, Al Gore, noted global warming alarmist, was making a presentation at The Society of Environmental Journalists at a [...]

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I have always been skeptical, to say the least, about the man-made global warming theory. To those of you who are familiar with my comments and posts over the past several months, this will come as no surprise. Aged-P posted today on this topic and discussed how the facts don’t match the theory. There are, [...]

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Even Warren Buffett, an ardent Obama supporter, admitted that under the cap-and-tax scheme, “poor people are going to pay a lot more for electricity.”

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