Bragging about seven green successes Obama conveniently leaves out the fourteen failures that have cost taxpayers billions and enriched Obama’s campaign contributors.
Post Tagged with: "energy rates"
January 3, 2012 06:42
Obama’s War on U.S. Energy
“Last week the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission convened a conference on the wave of Environmental Protection Agency rules that are designed to force dozens of coal-fired power plants to shut down…despite warnings from expert after expert, including some of its own, the FERC Commissioners refuse to do anything about this looming threat to electric reliability.”
December 22, 2011 06:26
Electric rates going up thanks to Obama
Congress and Obama fight over a twenty dollar payroll tax cut while Obama drives up your electric bill and the cost of everything you buy. Every product and service requires energy. If energy rates are driven up by Obama’s green fantasy regulations (without congressional input) then the cost of every product and service goes up. Obama knows this but he doesn’t care. The hoopla over the payroll tax cut is a distraction from Obama driving up energy costs. LG&E recently […]
September 27, 2011 05:15
Delaware’s very own Solyndra
Will Delaware and US citizens get stuck with a Bloom Energy fuel cell boondoggle?
June 13, 2011 04:56
Obama’s electric rate raising anti-coal agenda a payback?
[W]ho benefits from his plans wreck a major portion of our economy while also boosting electricity prices across America?
January 4, 2011 14:22
Obama warned us he would make electricity rates ‘skyrocket’
The EPA plans to implement Obama’s ‘plan’ to make rates skyrocket with new CO2 rules and regulations that started this year.
January 4, 2011 08:03
Ghost Of Kyoto: Government Control By Any Means
EPA is manipulating a completely unnecessary and scientifically unjustified control of energy and must be stopped.
December 31, 2010 05:43
Subsidy for wind energy will raise electricity prices on everyone
In the first step in a FERC scheme to socialize transmission costs nationwide the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is forcing states to pay for $20 billion in new transmission lines needed for wind power.
