Monthly Archives: July 2008

After Chris Mulick from the Tri-City Herald had wrote about the Washington Conservation Voters scorecard, I decided to go back and see how the legislators from Central Washington had fared on the environment. Here’s the breakdown: You can get the … Continue reading →

Maybe I, nor the the American, European and Mexican friends I associate with here in Mexico City do not thoroughly understand: the news that the President of the United States in order not to “offend” the Chinese will attend the opening of … Continue reading →

Maybe there is more to it than I see or the folks with whom i associate here in Mexico City both American, European and of course Mexican , see -but to learn the the President of the United States in order … Continue reading →

The schedule for the next edition of the The Other Side on TV is the same as last time, ie.: Sunday, July 6 at 4 PM Mon, Tue, Wed, July 7, – 9th at 7 PM Thursday, Friday, Saturday July … Continue reading →

Senator John Warner (R-VA) is asking the Bush administration to look into lowering the speed limit nationwide. The administration’s response so far? We need to drill for more oil! The fact is that lowering the speed limit 10 miles per … Continue reading →

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Rep. Delvin gets noticed for his rants against climate change legislation: From Chris Mulick at the Tri-City Herald talking about the Washington Conservation Voters Scorecard: How did Sen. Jerome Delvin, R-Richland, skate by without mention given his emotional speeches opposing … Continue reading →

I’m always amazed when I read about Doc Hasting’s stance on energy. He is “hopping mad”, according to The Yakima Herald-Republic because the House Democrats won’t support opening a bunch of oil reserves. Most analysts are saying we are at … Continue reading →

According to the Spokesman-Review’s “Eye On Olympia”: Half a dozen Democratic state lawmakers — all of them from districts with large rural areas — today called on the state’s attorney general to weigh in on whether a city can ban … Continue reading →