We Need to Reward Clean Energy
It’s happened with solar power in Germany, where renewable energy in the nation’s electricity mix has increased from 6 percent to 14 percent, exceeding a 2010 target three years ahead of schedule.
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Senate Global Warming Debate Headlines Agenda
Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) on April 10 assembled 88 votes in favor of attaching a roughly $6 billion renewable energy extension package to the Senate housing stimulus bill.
CQ Politics’ Money Top 10s: Biggest Cash Gainers The top 10 House cash-on-hand gainers
Mark Steven Kirk, Republican, Illinois’ 10th ($2.25 million cash on hand; increase of $462,000) 6) Rep.
Post-Debate, Clinton Pennsylvania Lead Slips
Obama’s support may be a little softer than Clinton’s, according to Rasmussen, with 6 percent of his supporters saying there was “a good chance” they would change their mind before Tuesday, in contrast
DSCC Maintains Big Cash Advantage
The NRSC continues to operate with no debt, which had been an issue for the Democrats, who started out the 2008 cycle $6 million in the red.
Campaigning for Day Care
Liz Pelcyger, a MoTH moderator with 6-year-old twins, said the group’s members are concerned about the availability of child care.
Obama and Clinton Lead McCain in “Purple” States
Gallup is defining a purple state as one in which the difference between George Bush and John Kerry had been less than 6 points.
Indiana: With Eye on His Race, Carson Backing Obama
André Carson on Wednesday became the first Democrat in his state’s Congressional delegation to endorse Obama for the May 6 state primary. “Sen.
Carson Becomes First Indiana Democrat to Endorse Obama
Carson is the first of the five Indiana Democrats, all of whom could play a pivotal role as superdelegates in the presidential race, to endorse a presidential candidate in advance of the state’s May 6
North Carolina: Raleigh Mayor Endorses Hagan in Senate Primary
Hagan, who aired her first television ad last week, also has a substantial financial advantage less than a month out from the May 6 primary.
Minnesota: Madia Added to DCCC’s ‘Red to Blue’ Program
Madia, whose nomination will be official after the Sept. 6 primary, will face state Rep. Erik Paulsen (R) this fall in the suburban Minneapolis district.
Earth Day Festival Returns to the Mall
The festivities on the Mall are free and will run from noon to 6:30 p.m.
N.C. Reps. Price and Watt Endorse Obama
The endorsements also may influence other key Democrats and voters ahead of North Carolina’s and Indiana’s Democratic primaries on May 6.
Testimony to a Changing Landscape
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More than a Dash of Bitter
The Illinois Democrat, who also serves as a pastor at Beloved Community Christian Church in Englewood, Ill., is catching heck after he presided over a Jan. 6 raffle of 150 reconditioned fur coats and jackets
Noise Bill to Get Another Chance
Council tabled in February was resurrected on Tuesday, with councilmembers voting unanimously to reconsider the bill on May 6.
Seventy Percent of Americans Pan Bush’s Handling of Economy
A quarter of independents and 6 percent of Democrats gave Bush positive marks.However, on Iraq, Republican support of Bush was a higher 68 percent.
Weston Competency Hearing Set
That could change May 6, when a competency hearing is scheduled to determine whether Weston is well enough to be discharged from the Federal Medical Center in Butner, N.C.
Clinton Faces Uphill Battle in Remaining Primaries
Pennsylvania votes next Tuesday, and Indiana and North Carolina on May 6.
Clinton Builds Big Lead in Indiana
If North Carolina is looking like a lock for Barack Obama, it’s May 6 voting partner, Indiana, is the flip side of the coin for Hillary Clinton.