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Fred Thompson Fred Dalton Thompson (born Freddie Dalton Thompson on August 19, 1942), is an American politician, actor, attorney, lobbyist, and radio host. Read More»From Wikipedia |
Republicans are rubbing their hands in glee—and Democrats wringing theirs—at the struggles of Democratic gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey and Virginia. Both of these governor's seats carry great power and would be impressive coups for the GOP, but from a national level, they're really most important for citizens of New Jersey and Virginia. The race the nation should be watching is a special election in upstate New York.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has decided to pick a fight with Apple over climate change. This started after Apple quit the chamber this week and made it clear that it was doing so because it thinks the people running the chamber are a bunch of imbeciles when it comes to climate change. Yesterday, in an incredibly brazen move, the head of the chamber struck back, firing off a letter in which he criticized Apple and said the chamber really does care about climate change, and that Apple just didn't take the time to listen to its plans. (My colleague Daniel Stone blogged about the squabble earlier today here on Techtonic Shifts.)
On climate change, U.S. Chamber of Commerce is full of hot air The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has decided to pick a fight with Apple over climate change. This started after Apple quit the chamber this week and made it clear that they were doing so because they think the people running the chamber are a bunch of imbeciles when it comes to climate change. Yesterday, in an incredibly brazen move, the head of the chamber struck back, firing off a letter in which he criticized Apple and said the chamber really does care about climate change, and that Apple just didn't take the time to listen to their plans. (My colleague Daniel Stone blogged about the squabble earlier today here on Techtonic Shifts.) Money quote from chamber president Thomas Donohue in his letter to Apple: “It is unfortunate that your company didn’t take the time to understand the Chamber’s position on climate and forfeited the opportunity to advance a 21st century approach to climate change." See, this is the new strategy from the climate change obstructionists. Instead of saying climate change is a bunch of hooey, and threatening to put climate science on trial , as the chamber was trying to do only two months ago, now they're playing a more sophisticated game -- one that comes straight out of Orwell. It goes like this: Gee whiz, we really are sooo concerned about climate change, we're really serious about it, and we have all these great ideas about how to address climate change and we really want to study the issue and embrace change and lead America into the 21st century ... blah blah blah. But really what they want to do is drag their feet and make sure nothing gets done.
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and the nation for giving it their best shot. It's unfortunate that we lost the bid." Former presidential candidate Fred Thompson saw a bright side. He tweeted, "At least the trip to Copenhagen allowed Obama to meet with McChrystal face-to-face
decide who lives. On July 16 Betsy McCaughey, a former lieutenant governor of New York and darling of the right, said on Fred Thompson 's radio show that "on page 425," "Congress would make it mandatory...that every five years, people in Medicare
Outlawed" Aug. 13 False: The House Bill Requires Suicide Counseling This claim is nonsense. In an appearance on former Sen. Fred Thompson 's radio show, McCaughey also enthusiastically pushed the bogus claim that the House bill will require seniors to have
miscalculated by believing that he could wait until the Florida primary in late January to make his move. Former senator Fred Thompson seemed old and half asleep. Former governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas was emerging as an engaging showman and a lively dark horse—but as an
his party's power brokers by their elephant-stitched suspenders. Avid readers include Rush Limbaugh, former senator Fred Thompson and House Minority Leader John Boehner. When rising GOP star Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia decided to run for minority whip
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