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A Bad Year for Obama’s Green Dream By Mike Brownfield | December 29, 2011
Central to the story is solar energy company Solyndra, which received a $535 million taxpayer-funded loan guarantee.
Santorum first in declaring opposition to LOST By | December 29, 2011
Law of the Sea Treaty enters the 2012 election;
Death and Toxins: How Krugman Botched His Mercury Commentary By | December 29, 2011
The Origins of a Bogus Statistic: The Liberal Blogosphere Telephone Game
MF Global exec chairs EPA financial advisory committee By | December 29, 2011
Bradley I. Abelow
Canadian Veterans Advocacy Situation Report, Dec 24th, 2011 By | December 29, 2011
We cannot, as a veterans community, win this battle alone.
China’s Real Estate Bubble May Have Just Popped By | December 28, 2011
China's Real Estate Bubble May Have Just Popped; The Two Year Anniversary Of "China's Ghost Cities" Epic Keynesian Fail; China - 64 million vacant condos
Environmental lawsuits could hit US agriculture in 2012 By | December 28, 2011
The outcome of this lawsuit could establish significant precedent for future water quality regulations throughout the country
Welcome to Establishment Fear-Mongering 101 By | December 28, 2011
Let Bachmann and Santorum duke it out for the nomination. Any constitutional conservative could be happy with that.
The Magical Mental Exercise Called Reading By | December 28, 2011
Keep a book at hand. Some of them will become lifelong companions
UN lowers flag for Kim Jong-il; rights group urges equal sympathy for victims By | December 28, 2011
There is little hope for any immediate change for the people of North Korea, UN Watch highlights.
Herman Cain: a final word By | December 28, 2011
God "ain't" done with Herman Cain.
What’s in an acronym?  In CELAC’s case, very little except the trumpeting of its own importance By | December 28, 2011
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC)
Good News from the UN! By | December 28, 2011
United Nations Climate Change conference in Durban failed to achieve its two main goals: New treaty to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol limiting greenhouse gas emissions, Global tax scheme to finance a Green Climate Fund
Canada’s economic advantages remain, but foreign headwinds will constrain growth By | December 28, 2011
2012 Economic Outlook
Defining down the enemy By | December 28, 2011
The Obama administration appears to have embraced the Taliban line that it will stop killing and maiming our people as soon as there are no more of them in Afghanistan.
The Unintended Consequences of Internet Regulation By Rob Bluey | December 28, 2011
The legislation gives the government the authority to tamper with Internet search results by requiring firms like Google to block links to infringing websites.
CTF Releases Nation-Wide Tax Changes for New Year By | December 28, 2011
Payroll tax increases hit all Canadians; Bracket creep still rampant in Manitoba, Nova Scotia and PEI
Kentucky utility: EPA mercury rules to cost it $100 million By | December 28, 2011
Until the costs of operating and maintaining the new pollution controls are known, “We just can’t tell what that rate impact will be” to homes and businesses
Stephen Harper, Prime Minister By Roland Seguin | December 28, 2011
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Sunflower State Blackouts: Kansans to Sweat Under EPA Air Rules By | December 28, 2011
The cost of improving air quality will find its way to your utility bill in the form of higher prices for electricity.
Obama-Corzine Were Wrong By | December 28, 2011
My Wall Street Guy: Barack Obama & Jon Corzine
Copper Penny Salad, Seven Layer Salad, Macaroni Salad, and Potato Salad: By | December 28, 2011
Salad Recipes
Unions Are the Political Dinosaur in the Room By | December 28, 2011
The time for unions is over; they have run their course and usefulness
Soros’ Latest Israel Project By | December 28, 2011
There are real social and economic problems in Israel, but the left has made a career out of exploiting those problems. And Soros' latest Israeli project is a subversive attempt to gain influence and undermine the country
Redefining Conservatism? By | December 28, 2011
We need not redefine conservatism. We need to defend it!
What Do the Pros Think About Salt Hype? Check Their Eating Habits… By | December 27, 2011
Perhaps it’s past time to let consumers go on with their lives and stop the meddling.
Mexico’s feds dismantle local police force By | December 27, 2011
Navy troops backed by federal police officers took control of local police buildings and are patrolling the streets.
Who Will You Kiss when the Ball Drops in Times Square? By | December 27, 2011
I would rather wish you a happy new beginning in Christ
Big Bend National Park, Texas By | December 27, 2011
Rio Grande River, Harsh, prickly country unique and brash in that romantic Texas kind-of-a-way,
Simple Wine Resolutions for 2012 By | December 27, 2011
Red Wines, White Wines, Sparklin Wines