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The Return of Cap and Trade

May 19, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 13 Comments

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The Kerry-Lieberman act is an extreme overreaction to a non-problem.

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Remembering the Cold Warriors

April 19, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 42 Comments

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Will the unsung heroes who guarded against the communist threat ever get their due?

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Can Obama Triangulate?

January 28, 2010 By Dick Morris 16 Comments

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All the spin in the world won’t save the President.

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Politicizing Smog – by Rich Trzupek

January 13, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 6 Comments

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The Obama administration’s new smog standards will mean higher costs for millions of Americans.

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The China Problem In Copenhagen – by Rich Trzupek

December 17, 2009 By Rich Trzupek 2 Comments

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The United States and China clash over greenhouse gas emissions.

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Capitalism and Climate Change – by Dick Morris

December 10, 2009 By Dick Morris 10 Comments

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How the free market is reducing emissions without growing government.

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Steven F. Hayward: Scientists Behaving Badly, Weekly Standard

December 7, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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Slowly and mostly unnoticed by the major news media, the air has been going out of the global warming balloon. Global temperatures stopped rising a few years ago, much to the dismay of the climate campaigners. The U.N.’s upcoming Copenhagen conference–which was supposed to yield a binding greenhouse gas emissions reduction treaty as a successor [...]

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