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The IPCC reports have been questioned and attacked on many fronts, and
this has been a source of great difficulty in making national and
international policy regarding climate change. A principal ground for
complaint has been the transparency of the underlying science and of
the IPCC process of review and synthesis. Progress can be enabled by
addressing these complaints: by making the science and the process far
more open.

American Thinker: The Smart Grid Trojan Horse

The foregoing is only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Clearly, the Smart Grid initiative is every bit as ominous as Cap & Trade, perhaps worse, because it romps along without much notice as billions of taxpayer dollars are spent. Fighting it starts with understanding that the initiative isn't really about modernizing the grid in the way most people understand the definition of "modernizing." It's about enabling the green agenda.

Nikki Haley Wins G.O.P. Nomination for South Carolina Governor - NYTimes.com

WASHINGTON — Nikki Haley won the Republican nomination for governor of South Carolina on Tuesday, a commanding victory that elevates her to become one of the leading faces of the national Republican Party and places her within one step of being elected this fall as the state's first female governor.

Flashback: Did Nikki Haley Help Kill Cap-and-Trade? | Democratic Strategist

Earlier this year, a couple of Republican county committees down in South Carolina raised eyebrows with censure resolutions aimed at Graham for his support for cap-and-trade, comprehensive immigration reform, and TARP. One of those committees was from Lexington County, which happens to be the residence of Nikki Haley, who then became the only gubernatorial candidate to embrace Graham's censure for ideological heresy.

Now maybe it's a coincidence that Graham threw in the towel on cap-and-trade the day after Haley became a national political rock star in the wake of her strong (49%) performance in the SC Republican gubernatorial primary, but maybe it's not.