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Arkansas Rep. Seeks Emergency Powers To Study The Environmental Impact of Bacon Grease

Folks, it’s time to move to Arkansas. Words I never thought would come out of my brain, and yet, it’s true. Things must be running so swimmingly in the state that the only thing State Rep. Kathy Webb has to [...]

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In California, Birds Are More Important than Farms/Farmers

California is busy throwing money into a high speed rail system, because you really want to be going 200+ miles an hour when a big earthquake hits. As expected with the liberal state, every consideration is being made for the [...]

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GM CEO Advocates $1 Raise in Federal Gas Tax So You’ll Buy the Car He Wants You to Buy

Your tax dollars bailed the company out, against the will of the American people, and now the CEO of Government Motors is trying to get more of your tax dollars to boost the sales of his hybrid vehicles. A government-imposed [...]

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AIM: Pseudo-9/11 Imagery Used for Anti-Drilling Leftist Agenda
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EPA Pays to Pimp Mexican Truckers Rides – Your Tax Dollars at Work

Mexican trucks have been coming across the southern border legally since the passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement passed 17 years ago. They have never been considered safe. They have never been considered clean. So, rather than mandate [...]

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Gore Admits He Backed Ethanol To Pander to Iowa Farmers, Not Save Gaia

In 1998, then Vice President Al Gore was the 51st vote in favor of subsidies for corn ethanol. It was a big step towards moving America off foreign oil. Or so that’s what Gore told America.  The truth is, he [...]

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Success! Environmentalism Costs America 200 Jobs

At least we are doing our part to stop the scourge of incandescent illumination: The last major GE factory making ordinary incandescent light bulbs in the United States is closing this month, marking a small, sad exit for a product [...]

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Cleanup Crews Can’t Find Oil in Gulf

Now that the flow of oil into the Gulf of Mexico has been essentially stopped, cleanup crews are having a hard time finding any oil to clean up. It’s all gone: At its peak last month, the oil slick was [...]

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Demonizing DDT or, Check Out These Two Books I Bought

I went to an auction for a small town school that was recently closed. I was there for a ten burner stove, which I got for a steal of a price. But one of the other attractions was the idea [...]

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