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Walter Russell Mead The American Interest 1/5/2013 One of the final obstacles to the Keystone pipeline has just been cleared: A report released yesterday by Nebraska’s Department of Environmental Quality found that building the pipeline would not pose a threat to any of the state’s environmentally sensitive areas. The Wall Street Journal reports: The much-anticipated […] January 5th, 2013 | Tags: Dave Heineman, Keystone XL pipeline project, Lisa Jackson, TransCanada | Category: Barack Obama, Canada, Cash for Clunkers, Energy, Environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Nebraska, Politics | Comments are closed
Timothy P. Carney Washington Examiner 8/31/2011 Tim Geithner’s deputy, Alan Krueger, is a fitting pick to lead President Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers — which is to say he believes in the same noxious collusion of Big Business and Big Government that has dominated the Obama administration’s economic policy. The Wall Street bailout, cash for […] September 24th, 2011 | Tags: Alan Krueger, Bank of American, Build America Bonds, Citigroup, Council of Economic Advisers, crony capitalism, Evergreen Solar Inc., federal subsidies, General Electric, infrastructure bank, John Maynard Keynes, JP Morgan, Obamanomics, Solyndra Inc., Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner | Category: "Stimulus" program, Banking and finance, Barack Obama, Cash for Clunkers, Federal spending, Goldman Sachs, legislation, TARP, Taxes, Treasury Department | Comments are closed
by Vincent Fernando The Business Insider December 22, 2009 Today’s downward revision is far worse than it first appears. While third quarter GDP was revised down by a 0.6% (2.2% vs. 2.8% previously), the contribution from motor vehicle output (which was massively stimulated by Cash for Clunkers in a one-off fashion) remains enormous. BEA GDP […] Joe Weisenthal The Business Insider Oct. 30, 2009 Last night we were shocked to see that The White House was using its blog to tear into car website Edmunds.com over some analysis it did of Cash-For-Clunkers. To recap: Edmunds.com says the program was a gigantic waste with little effect. The White House disagrees. Anyway, Edmunds […] November 2nd, 2009 | Tags: Edmunds.com | Category: Cash for Clunkers, Department of Transportation, Taxes | Comments are closed
By: MARK TAPSCOTT Editorial Page Editor Washington Examiner 10/29/09 Nearly 700,000 new vehicle were sold using incentives provided by the government’s $3 billion Cash-for-Clunkers program that was intended to spark the sagging fortunes of the U.S. auto industry and put legions of newer, more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles on the roads. But an […] On Thursday Sen. Tom Coburn, MD (R-OK) offered a proposal to allow traded-in Cash-for-Clunkers cars to be used to assist charities and poor families. To many of us, this amendment to the program seemed like a win-win-win situation. But those of us who thought this amendment just made sense were wrong. Via Michelle Malkin […] August 7th, 2009 | Tags: Michelle Malkin, Sen. Tom Coburn MD | Category: Bloggers, Cash for Clunkers, Oklahoma | Comments are closed
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