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Inhofe's Energy 101 seminar: Dems have no plan to bring down gas prices because they want higher prices

By: Mark Tapscott 05/13/11 4:10 AM
Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-OK, sat down in front of a camera yesterday and patiently walked through the major myths about energy being propagated by President Obama, congressional Democrats and the liberal mainstream media. The result is a concise, easy-to-grasp summary of energy facts: For example, what about all those "subsidies" the federal government is giving Big Oil that Obama and the Democrats want to terminate? Here's Inhofe with the facts: Read More

Dem senators demonstrate fatal flaw of political regulation of energy

By: Mark Tapscott 03/18/11 2:59 PM
Any time the price of oil goes up, politicians in Washington in both major political parties start getting itchy. For the Democrats, the rote response is always to raise taxes on energy companies and encourage federal bureaucrats to substitute their "wisdom" for that of the market. Read More

Some OPEC nations increase oil production in response to higher gas prices

By: The Examiner 03/09/11 10:25 AM
Gas prices in the U.S. have risen roughly 34 cents a gallon since the rebellion in Libya began. Read More

In crowded presidential field, Rush Limbaugh highlights Donald Trump

By: Charlie Spiering 03/03/11 8:30 AM
Rush Limbaugh had Donald Trump on his show yesterday to talk about his thoughts on the country's direction and a potential run for president. "This is not a respected country anymore." Trump stated, "I love this country.  It's got potential to be great again.  But, really, Rush, it's not great right now." Read More

Obama's budget assumptions only exist in fantasyland

By: Examiner Editorial 02/16/11 9:05 PM
"Blue smoke and mirrors" is a particularly apt phrase to describe the way Washington politicians in both major parties create annual budgets. "Rosy scenario" is another. Call it what you will, healthy public policy cannot be based on fantasy foundations. Read More

Will the U.S. flush another $2.4 trillion down the drain?

By: Staff report 02/19/10 2:00 AM
That’s how much the U.S. economy will lose over the next two decades by continuing current federal policies that limit drilling for oil and gas on federal lands and the continental shelf, according to an independent study by Science Applications International Corp. and the Gas Technology Institute. Read More
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