Posts Tagged ‘energy’

European energy crisis demonstrates value of domestic production.

Jan 6th, 2009
by James Kane.
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Maryland like much of the rest of the United States experiences low temperatures this time of year. Weather forecasters in the Old Line State are discussing the possibility of snow and ice in the coming days. However, as low as temperatures sometimes get in 49 of the 50 United States, winters in much of Europe [...]

Exclusive: Economist Allan Meltzer on The Coming Battle Over Job Creation

Dec 23rd, 2008
by Aaron Marks.
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President-elect Obama just announced that he has taken his already bold plan for job creation a step further: instead of seeking to create 2.5 million jobs over the next two years, he now aims to create 3 million. How does he plan to do this? Biden and Obama responded by pushing for a more ambitious [...]

More Ways to Gain Our Prominence

Oct 31st, 2008
by Brad Tidwell.
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In the days leading up to the election, a lot of us are stressing out, trying to get the last bits of projects together and trying find ways to help our candidates out on the local, state or national level. Focus like this makes it harder at times for us to come back to the [...]