Comment on Riehl World View: Warning Signs For The Republican Party: A Third Way?

I have no problem with either Palin or Gingrich campaigning for Conservative Democrats however I do trust Conservatives won't embrace Newt's ridiculously absurd idea of joining hand in hand with Pelosi's Al Gore Global Warming-Climate Change Fraud.

Newt should have known better than to willfully embrace such insanity just to score a few measly political points; fraud is fraud no matter how many ways GE, NBC, Slim Pickens attempt to play their sick con-game upon free people.

I like Newt however his move to accept Climate Change Fraud was way out of the realm of common-sense anything.

NC Media Watch: The Cost of AB32

Sacramento State College of Business Administration and Center for Small Business have complete a study of AB32 greenhouse gas emissions. According to the study, implementing the AB32 will cost nearly $50,000 per small business in California. They are expected to release the study following a news conference starting at 10 AM in Sacramento this morning. Stay Tuned.

And the Legislature is scratching their heads as to why the California Economy is not recovering. Are they really that clueless or are we dealing with a global warming religious issue, for which there are no compromises and science does not count.

Desert Sun: Europe’s Huge Solar Ambitions in the Sahara - Environmental Capital - WSJ

Woody Allen fans will remember the guy in “Annie Hall” who had a notion, and felt with some backing he could turn it into a concept, and maybe someday an idea.
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Still, the consortium gets points for straight talk. In unveiling the proposal, which calls for building huge swaths of solar thermal plants in the Sahara, wind farms on the North African coast, and high-voltage transmission lines to carry all that juice back to Europe, the Desertec companies first stressed all the business opportunities the plan would represent, then paid lip service to the environment.

It’s easy to understand why the companies behind Desertec are pumped up. Siemens, for instance, is rubbing its hands at the prospect of wind turbines (it makes them), solar thermal plants (it makes them) and new transmission lines (it makes them.) Ditto, if at a smaller scale, for some of the other companies involved.