Green Energy
Two recent items from the Washington Times:
1. Gun ban back on Obama’s agenda:
2. Keystone pipeline pushed to forefront:
We frequently hear that we will see a President's real agenda in that President's second term because he no longer has to consider tempering his policies so as to get re-elected.
The above two items are just the beginning of the Obama Agenda. In his 2012 victory speech, he uttered, "The best is yet to come."
We're about to discover what he means by the best, and the meaning will become clear with great alacrity!
- Why Is B Obama Demanding Confrontation With Congress? Now Obama Finally Decides On Pipeline-he Will Veto
This week after making clear NOTHING the Republican MAJORITY in both the house and senate did would make any difference to his plans with regard to the millions of illegal immigrants in this nation, thus fulfilling EVERY WARNING ABOUT HIM uttered by what...
- After My Election I Have More Flexibility
Remember this? And this? And then this? Well, guess what? Reuters: After Obama win, U.S. backs new U.N. arms treaty talks (Reuters) - Hours after U.S. President Barack Obama was re-elected, the United States backed a U.N. committee's call...
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Independent Journal Review: Update: UN ‘Small Arms Treaty’ Fails Kevin Danielsen July 28, 2012 12:26 pm The UN ‘small arms treaty’ was highly anticipated among liberals and anti-gun groups, as it provided a fantastic way to get around the...
- Chris Matthews Admits Obama Made Mistake On Keystone Pipeline
WASHINGTON, DC — Appearing this morning on Morning Joe, Chris Matthews, the host of MSNBC’s Hardball, said of the decision to deny the Keystone XL Pipeline project that President Obama “made a mistake on that.” Matthews lamented that the Keystone...
- Great News… Obama Suspends Laws Of Economics!
Obama: “We Can’t Just Drill Our Way To Lower Gas Prices”As usual, politicians have been rolling out their three-point plans for two-dollar gas: drill, drill, and drill some more. Well, my response is, we have been drilling.Feb 3, 2011U.S. in Contempt...
Green Energy
Obama Moving Quickly On His Agenda
Two recent items from the Washington Times:
1. Gun ban back on Obama’s agenda:
That didn't take long. Less than a day after President Obama's re-election, the administration breathed new life into the United Nations' previously comatose treaty regulating guns.Read the rest HERE.
Last July, the U.N. General Assembly began formal discussion of the Arms Trade Treaty, which seeks to establish "common international standards for the import, export and transfer of conventional arms." Talks on the controversial agreement were put on indefinite hiatus after the United States requested an extension to the time allotted to negotiate the agreement. Gun rights supporters blasted the treaty as it inched toward approval, and many suspected U.S. procedural maneuvers were intended to delay the treaty so it wouldn't become a topic of discussion during the election. It appears these suspicions were correct since "indefinite" turned out to mean until hours after Mr. Obama was re-elected....
2. Keystone pipeline pushed to forefront:
With a second term now in hand, President Obama no longer can delay a decision on the Keystone XL pipeline and must either side with environmentalists within his party or greenlight a major step toward North American energy independence.Read the rest HERE.
The pipeline decision could be an early sign for the direction of Mr. Obama's green agenda for the next four years, after a campaign in which he sparred with Republican opponent Mitt Romney over the pipeline and on issues such as subsidies for alternative energy companies, the future of the coal industry, and drilling policy on federal lands and along the nation's coasts.
Green-energy and environmental groups said Wednesday that they were buoyed by the president's re-election and that they think it will kick off another chapter for clean energy in America. Mr. Obama's previous attempt to tackle carbon emissions, the ill-fated and unpopular "cap-and-trade bill," died in the Democrat-dominated Congress during Mr. Obama's first two years in office, but many of the president's supporters see his re-election as an opportunity to resurrect it....
We frequently hear that we will see a President's real agenda in that President's second term because he no longer has to consider tempering his policies so as to get re-elected.
The above two items are just the beginning of the Obama Agenda. In his 2012 victory speech, he uttered, "The best is yet to come."
We're about to discover what he means by the best, and the meaning will become clear with great alacrity!
- Why Is B Obama Demanding Confrontation With Congress? Now Obama Finally Decides On Pipeline-he Will Veto
This week after making clear NOTHING the Republican MAJORITY in both the house and senate did would make any difference to his plans with regard to the millions of illegal immigrants in this nation, thus fulfilling EVERY WARNING ABOUT HIM uttered by what...
- After My Election I Have More Flexibility
Remember this? And this? And then this? Well, guess what? Reuters: After Obama win, U.S. backs new U.N. arms treaty talks (Reuters) - Hours after U.S. President Barack Obama was re-elected, the United States backed a U.N. committee's call...
-
Independent Journal Review: Update: UN ‘Small Arms Treaty’ Fails Kevin Danielsen July 28, 2012 12:26 pm The UN ‘small arms treaty’ was highly anticipated among liberals and anti-gun groups, as it provided a fantastic way to get around the...
- Chris Matthews Admits Obama Made Mistake On Keystone Pipeline
WASHINGTON, DC — Appearing this morning on Morning Joe, Chris Matthews, the host of MSNBC’s Hardball, said of the decision to deny the Keystone XL Pipeline project that President Obama “made a mistake on that.” Matthews lamented that the Keystone...
- Great News… Obama Suspends Laws Of Economics!
Obama: “We Can’t Just Drill Our Way To Lower Gas Prices”As usual, politicians have been rolling out their three-point plans for two-dollar gas: drill, drill, and drill some more. Well, my response is, we have been drilling.Feb 3, 2011U.S. in Contempt...