The candidate of “hope” is certainly exactly that. The left is hoping he isn’t right-leaning. The center is hoping they hear what they think they’re hearing. I’m hoping against hope that if this Chicago-corruption-steeped chameleon actually wins, that disapproval of [Read more →]
According to Alyssa Farah of World Net Daily:
“Members of Congress are beginning to have second thoughts about the ban on incandescent light bulbs effective 2014 as a result of an energy bill signed into law earlier this year.”
It must have seemed like a good idea at the time, as political feel-good ideas go. It’s a sure bet with environmentalists. The forced use of compact fluorescent bulbs (CFL’s) will produce a bonanza of government involvement in daily life, [Read more →]
