This is from a compilation of photos taken in Texas. To be fair, this type of thinking is at least somewhat common in the entirety of the Midwest and South. Until social media, one needed to actually visit this region …
This is from a compilation of photos taken in Texas. To be fair, this type of thinking is at least somewhat common in the entirety of the Midwest and South. Until social media, one needed to actually visit this region …
Borowitz continues: “Just spitballing here, but what if we mandated that every visitor got bitten by a dog or poked with a stick?” he said. Just brilliant. But seriously, what’s the benefit of being utterly reviled? Having entertainers canceling concerts? …
Looks like economic upheaval in Texas, coming from two places: Boycotts, as suggested in the meme here, and Plunging real estate prices. There are plenty of people living in Texas who are just as sickened as you and I are, …
Considering that America has some of the biggest natural gas reserves in the world, and gasoline has become extremely expensive in the past few years, it makes a lot of sense to start using it as vehicle fuel on a …
From Guest Blogger Jordan: Will Natural Gas Powered Vehicles Ever Become Mainstream? Read More »
Here’s a good article for those interested in global climate change and the role of government in our lives. Journalist Christian Parenti points out that private sector interests alone will do very poorly in dealing with the enormity of the …
Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) introduced controversial legislation on March 3, 2010 that could affect renewable energy and specifically wind. He says that stimulus money is going abroad and wants to suspend the program; his legislation wants the law fixed so …
Is Senator Schumer Killing Jobs and Renewable Energy Momentum? Read More »