The Obama Administration and surrogates would have you believe they are advocates for the production of reliable and affordable energy, but their rhetoric fails when we consider these three simple facts:
1. The President denied the Keystone XL pipeline to…
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If the camel is a horse designed by committee, then the Chevy Volt is a car designed by a bureaucrat with a federal budget. Toady, the Associated Press reports that General Motors issued a recall for the entire Chevy Volt…
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As a result of EPA’s Destructive Regulations“These rules will make electricity more expensive and less reliable.They will cost thousands of workers their jobs, and require consumers to pay more for electricity. At least, they will fulfill the President’s campaign pledge…
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Solyndra: So Bankrupt, So Many Questions for the White House
Crony Capitalism and the Failed Green Energy Dream
Washington—Today, the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations conducted a hearing on the bankruptcy of Solyndra, the recipient of…
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Can’t Grow the Economy with No Growth Policies
President Obama doubles down on his
failed energy agenda
Washington — Today, President Obama announced new tax increases as part of his plan to cut the massive budget deficit. Continuing on a…
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President Obama Rejects Keystone XL permit January 24, 2012
Bobbi Botane- Great Falls, MT October 24, 2011
So Long Solyndra September 23, 2011
Calzada on Follow the Money talking about Green Jo... September 22, 2011
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IER's John Mavretich talks Natural Gas June 29, 2011
IER's Tom Pyle Debates Ethanol Subsidies June 21, 2011
IER's John Mavretich debates coal on Fox Business June 14, 2011
IER's Dan Kish Talks Energy June 13, 2011