Senators announce that they will be introducing new energy regulations, including a carbon tax. The proposed legislation would use a tax on carbon emissions to fund “historic investments in energy efficiency and sustainable energy technologies such as wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass,”
That would be called blowback. Actions have consequences.
The diversity event is apparently part of what USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack described in a memo sent to all agency employees as a ‘new era of Civil Rights’ and ‘a broader effort towards cultural transformation at USDA.’
The Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party said it backed Friday’s rally in a symbolic way but did not mobilize supporters for the event, meaning the numbers were smaller than at previous Islamist protests.
Joseph Farah looks at BHO’s true motives, only to discover that the president’s at war with America.
The President may have missed his calling, because he is obviously the best gun salesman ever . . .
The time has come for an evaluation of the impact of US aid to the PA Security Forces, however well intended.
Rice said the attack has been politicized by people focusing more on where her talking points came from than on what could be done better in similar situations in the future.
Casey Mulligan, an economics professor at the University of Chicago and author of a recent book on the effect that safety net programs have had on employment, argued that the government’s expansion of assistance programs in the wake of the recession actually has made it financially harmful to return to work in some cases.
Murkowski, in a statement Wednesday, said Obama’s proposal in Tuesday night’s State of the Union is a sign of common ground.