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How Many Times Can the New York Times Get it Wrong?
Hot Air Alert Jul 16, 2012
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On Sunday, the New York Times Editorial Board rushed to the defense of President Obama who’s feeling the pressure this election season for proposing an offshore drilling plan that keeps 85 percent of America’s offshore areas off-limits to energy production. The President’s plan, under law, is currently undergoing a man...
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President Obama Takes No-New-Energy, No-New-Jobs Tour of Virginia
Hot Air Alert Jul 13, 2012
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Just two weeks ago, President Obama released his five year offshore no-new-energy plan that closes 85 percent of America’s offshore areas to new energy production, opens no new areas to drilling and sidelines over a million jobs. Today, the President is making multiple campaign stops throughout the Commonwealth of Virg...
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President Obama's Offshore Energy Negligence
Hot Air Alert Jul 2, 2012
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When is something so bad that it’s worse than the biggest tax increase in American history? When it’s the Obama Administration’s final plan for offshore energy development. In fact, you can’t even really call it a plan—it’s the opposite of a plan; it’s negligence. The Obama plan neglects new job creation, new American ...
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Chairman Hastings Statement on Transportation Bill Conference Report
Press Release Jun 29, 2012
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House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings (WA-04) released the following statement regarding the Conference Report on H.R. 4348 – the Surface Transportation Extension: “This agreement includes several important, common sense measures to help create new American jobs, cut government red tape and provide th...
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USA Today: Interior inspector defends impartiality in report probe
In Case You Missed It May 23, 2012
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Interior inspector defends impartiality in report probe By: Gregory Korte USA Today May 23, 2012 When questions came up about how the White House edited an Interior Department report to justify a moratorium on offshore drilling, acting Inspector General Mary Kendall investigated and reported back to Congress only that...
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