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politico.com - 3/10/2009

Obama faces teachers' unions on pay

— politico.com — He will propose a merit pay plan today, an idea that once earned NEA boos... (more) Obama faces teachers' unions on pay

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mudvillegazette.com - 3/11/2009

Re: Making Veterans Pay

— mudvillegazette.com — John of Argghhh on the Shinseki comments re: veterans paying for health care. (I yield to his... experience and expertise.) (more) Re: Making Veterans Pay

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gatewaypundit.blogspot.com - 3/9/2009

Rahmbo Says "Energy Costs Are Too Low" Which Explains Why Obama Plans to Raise Energy Costs $700 ...

— gatewaypundit.blogspot.com — Rahm Emanuel said this week that energy costs are too low. The Washington Times reported: Mr. Emanuel... said energy costs are too low anyway . U.S. car companies have relied too long on gas-guzzling autos and failed to invest in alternative energy ... (more) Rahmbo Says "Energy Costs Are Too Low" Which Explains ...

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Michele Bachmann: Carbon Tax Hits All Americans
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — ... the Office of Management and Budget, testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on a similar proposal. Speaking about a cap-and-trade proposal to cut carbon emissions by 15%, he said it would cost the average household about $1,300 a year through higher energy costs. He also noted that working class families would be hardest hit. President Obama’s current proposal aims to cut carbon emissions by more than 3 times that of last year’s proposal – 83%. John Feehery, writing in The Hill's Pundits Blog last week, noted that using Director Orszag’s analysis, this would mean ...

Carbon Tax Hits All Americans (Rep. Michele Bachmann)
Congress Blog — ... Office of Management and Budget, testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on a similar proposal.  Speaking about a cap-and-trade proposal to cut carbon emissions by 15%, he said it would cost the average household about $1,300 a year through higher energy costs.  He also noted that working class families would be hardest hit. President Obama’s current proposal aims to cut carbon emissions by more than 3 times that of last year’s proposal – 83%.  John Feehery, writing in The Hill’s Pundits Blog last week, noted that using Director Orszag’s analysis, this would mean ...