Tag: "American Issues Project"

Yet Another Reason to Hate Cap-and-Trade

| July 8, 2009 | Comments (22)

My post today at the American Issues Project deals with a rumor I’ve seen making the e-mail and blogging rounds. It says that if you own a home and want to sell it, the Democrats’ cap-and-trade bill would require you to have your house inspected to make sure it meets a certain energy-efficiency target and, [...]

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Cap and Trade Hope on the AIP Blog

| July 1, 2009 | Comments (0)

My new post is up at AIP. Wednesday is usually an energy/climate change day for me there, which is good because I’m getting a ton of mileage out of the Democrats’ cap-and-trade bill. Watching the horse-trading going on is like watching a piranha tank after you’ve thrown in a shank of lamb. As always, I’d [...]

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I’ve Seen A Drained Swamp. That’s Not It.

| June 26, 2009 | Comments (0)

I have a new post up at the American Issues Project. I decided to take a little tour around “”the most honest, most open, and most ethical Congress in history”. What I found wasn’t anywhere close to the accountability and transparency we were promised. Democrats took power in 2006 largely on the strength of their [...]

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At the AIP Blog, I Suggest Fear Might Be At Work

| June 23, 2009 | Comments (0)

Over at the American Issues Project blog I’ve been wwriting what’s becoming an unintentional series about how the Obama adminstration is handling its promise to deliver a more transparent and accoutnable government. In short, the President is going the wrong way. It’s going to be tough for him to argue that he’s keeping his promise [...]

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So What Happens if You Cross the Empathy of Sotomayor with the Politics of Cheney?

| May 28, 2009 | Comments (0)

My newest post is up at the American Issues Project blog. I have been thinking about Judge Sotomayor’s “the law is what I say it is” attitude and where that could lead. As it happens, that place isn’t pretty for conservatives or progressives. If you want to have a bit of fun today, try out [...]

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Light Bulbs and Quickie Marriages, Oh My!

| April 2, 2009 | Comments (1)

I have two more new posts over at the American Issues Project. What do light bulbs and the government have in common? GM Perspectives: Promises Last Like a Vegas Marriage Go over and check them out. While you’re there, read a few more posts and, above all, leave some comments, so my boss there knows [...]

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Are You Ready for CEObama?

| April 1, 2009 | Comments (0)

My newest post is up at the American Issues Project group blog (A name! We need a name! Something catchy, I should think). Here’s a taste: Have you been enjoying the performance of Barack the President? Well, get ready for Barack the Corporate CEO. The President staged what I am hard-pressed to describe as anything [...]

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My New Blogging Gig is at AIP

| March 26, 2009 | Comments (4)

One of the happy results of my attending CPAC this past year is that I was invited to write for a new group blog at the American Issues Project web site. My guess is that in time, AIP would like to have the sort of vibrant and dynamic blog that The American Spectator, Reason Magazine, [...]

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