Barack Obama laid out his new energy plan today. David Roberts of Grist did some pre-speech musing on Obama’s proposal on Grist this morning saying that it appears to be ”a fairly bold proposal, worth cheering.”
Key points of Obama’s plan “to combat global warming and achieve energy security” include:
Implement an economy-wide cap-and-trade program to reduce greenhouse […]
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Note: This was originally posted at the old DemDaily blog. The re-edited version is posted at the new improved DemDaily as it’s intended to be Part One of a series on Red District fundraising.
What is most difficult part of organizing the viable Red District Campaign?
It is creating seed money funding and the resultant hiring […]
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The a lot of speculation brewing over whether Al Gore will be awarded the Nobel peace Prize this Friday and if he does win the Nobel… Will he jump into the ‘08 race for president?
Al Gore is being tipped as a favourite to win the Nobel peace prize in Oslo this Friday in a controversial […]
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When not trying to get Franklin Foer, editor of The New Republic, fired, the rival Weekly Standard’s blogger, Michael Goldfarb, shakes those pom-poms and high kicks rather strenuously for war, death and the continued occupation of a country that never did anything to harm us. This is, perhaps, not surprising, considering WHO the Weekly Standard […]
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