Many of us are still stunned that President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize even though he has no accomplishments to this credit beyond his major difference of opinion with his predecessor (more…)
Sen. Mark Udall, D-CO, is reported to be twisting arms for Senate votes on the economically ruinous cap-and-trade scheme already passed (more…)
If you will ever consider buying or selling a house, you need to beware of the Democrats’ “cap and trade” bill that recently (more…)
Here we are again, faced with another cramdown policy by the misguided but ever hard-charging President Obama . This time (more…)
(Denver Post, Apr. 19) “The trouble with the eco-crusader is that his false guilt and his false fears feed endlessly upon each other.” With Earth Day coming up on Wednesday, I remembered this line from an old presidential speech. Can you guess who said it? “From the emotional remorse that we have sinned terribly against nature,” it continues, “there is but a short step to the emotional dread that nature will visit terrible retribution upon us. (more…)
Amazingly enough there was an actual debate on global warming the other night. True, Al Gore and his followers in “The Church Of Global (more…)
Climatologist James White debated author and attorney Christopher Horner on policy responses to global warming, April 8 at the Lakewood (more…)
Centennial Institute, Colorado Christian University’s public policy think tank, invites you to attend a debate on “Global Warming: Is the Kyoto Agenda Warranted?” James White of CU-Boulder says yes. Christopher Horner of CEI in Washington says no. They will face off at 730pm on Wednesday, April 8, (more…)
After considering Obama’s campaign promises and policy statements, one can make these disturbing prognostications. They are related (more…)
Remember this past summer when gasoline and diesel prices were paralyzing the country? Liberal acquaintances and relatives of mine (more…)
Denver Post readers were recently treated to some of Ted Turner’s advice to Obama (“Address causes of climate change”, Nov. 30). (more…)
After a bit more than a month away from the partisan battles, I’m back in my blogger chair. I’ve had a chance to ruminate (more…)
I’m angry. Outraged! Coloradans were sold a bill of goods in 2004. Their primary supplier of electricity – Xcel Energy – has (more…)
Health care and its rising costs, and declining availability, have become issues, and on this score McCain’s proposals are superior (more…)
I cringed when I heard Sarah Palin suggest that human activity might be to blame for so-called global warming in her ABC News interview (more…)