“He had a way of poking through the pretenses that he saw from politicians and from others, but always in a very gentlemanly and friendly way,” — John Temple, former editor of the Rocky Mountain News on the passing of reporter and columnist Peter Blake.
Recent radio and TV ads have been urging Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet and his colleagues to reject a House-passed bill that would allow the U.S. to resume crude oil exports after a 40-year ban prompted by the Arab oil embargo.
Unlike Denver, Dallas and Cleveland are tapping public as well as private money . There’s a delicious irony in that. The Republicans are going to launch their 2016 candidate, and his inevitable pledge to reduce the size of government and promote free enterprise, by going to the city that can promise them the most tax money.
But the bill’s main benefit is that henceforth only they could call themselves “naturopathic doctors.” Others who used the term could be punished with fines and jail.
But the bill’s main benefit is that henceforth only they could call themselves “naturopathic doctors.” Others who used the term could be punished with fines and jail.
If renewables were economically competitive in the marketplace, there would be no need for legislation. Utilities would turn to them automatically. But so far, they’re not.
