Bankrupt solar firm Solyndra has filed a lawsuit against three U.S.-listed Chinese solar players, including Suntech Power Holdings Co , seeking $1.5 billion in compensation due to monopolization by these firms, according to court documents filed … Continue reading
With the Libya terrorist attack coverup, Fast and Furious, Solyndra, the Chevy Volt, attack on First Amendment religious rights and any of a couple dozen more scandals produced by the current occupant of the … Continue reading
This is the case Mitt Romney should be making every single day: <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/Jp77e4lxplI” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe> The Obama campaign pretends that they want to make Romney’s record at Bain Capital an issue. They … Continue reading
I am so angry at what I have seen over the weekend, that I just have to take a break from my “What It Means To Be Conservative” series and write about something more pressing. Solyndra, … Continue reading
If you deny that there is liberal bias in the mainstream media, you are living under a rock. We saw George Stephanopolos take marching orders into debate questioning. The only thing they don’t ask Republican candidates … Continue reading
Energy Secretary Steven Chu firmly pushed back against Republican allegations that political favoritism and bureaucratic incompetence led his agency to approve a $535-million loan guarantee to Solyndra, in a much-anticipated appearance by the highest level Obama … Continue reading
Energy Secretary Steven Chu will accept full responsibility Thursday for the decision to risk $535 million on Solyndra, the government-supported solar panel manufacturer that shut its doors earlier this year laying off 1,100 workers, and is … Continue reading
Days before a solar panel maker collapsed, the Obama administration considered a bailout that would have provided an infusion of cash and a new board of directors, including two directors appointed by the Energy Department. Officials … Continue reading
On the defensive over a half-billion-dollar loan to a now-bankrupt solar company, the White House on Friday ordered an independent review of similar loans made by the Energy Department, its latest response to rising criticism over … Continue reading
Energy Department bureaucrat Jonathan Silver tendered his resignation on October 6, effective the following day. Silver led the Energy Department office that approved the ill-fated $528 million loan to solar energy firm Solyndra, despite concerns from … Continue reading
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