Category: Renewables – Politics

Believe it or not, there is a law on the books in Canada that stipulates: No person who does not reside in Canada shall…induce electors to….vote for or refrain from voting for a particular candidate. Violators are subject to a …

Should Canadians Vote for Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Today’s National Elections? Read More »

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A referendum on the California ballot in 2016 will provide voters the opportunity to express their rancor with respect to the dreaded Citizen’s United decision.  In 2012, two other states—Colorado and Montana—ratified similar resolutions by overwhelming majorities. My prediction:

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I hope readers will check this out, especially the video at the bottom of the page.  Perhaps my favorite line: “Here’s a lady with problems.  I promise to fix those problems if I’m elected president with the money I received …

Re: Corruption in US Politics, Would You Rather Look at the Lighter or the Darker Side?  Why Not Both? Read More »

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If you think Hillary Clinton is a trustworthy human being, ask yourself why she flip-flopped on the Trans Pacific Partnership.  “As of today, I am not in favor of what I have learned about it,” Clinton told PBS News’ Judy Woodruff. …

You and I Know the Trans Pacific Partnership Is an Impending Catastrophe.  And Hillary Clinton Is Now “Trying To Learn About It?” Read More »

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I wish I had a dollar for every written and verbal mention of the phrase “level playing field for renewable energy” I’ve made over the last six years (i.e., since the inception of 2GreenEnergy.com). Here’s another fellow who is firmly …

Providers of Renewable Energy in the UK Have One Simple Request: A Level Playing Field Read More »

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“If there was one decision I would overrule, it would be Citizens United.  I think the notion that we have all the democracy that money can buy strays so far from what our democracy is supposed to be.”   ~ Ruth …

Citizens United Is On Its Way Out Read More »

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My mother is a right-wing Republican, but one with a wonderful and kind nature—so generous, in fact, that she puts up with my occasional jokes about politics, and my kidding-on-the-level reminders that her party seems to be out of sync …

A Glimpse Into Bernie Sanders’ Thinking on Substantive Matters Read More »

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When I was in Las Vegas last week for the National Clean Energy Summit, I had the pleasure of meeting a wonderfully talented journalist in the person of Craig Ruark.  He and I were both similarly respectful, perhaps even reverential, …

Obama Displeased with “Free Market” Hypocrites Read More »

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What a great time to be alive.  Just when the world’s people needed a reminder that their viewpoints still matter, it appears that we’re about to see this play itself out.  In particular, the people of the United States (often …

Saying Goodbye to Citizens United Read More »

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Here, Greta Van Susteren (pictured) explains why she believes Donald Trump could be the next president of the U.S. I disagree. He’s completely unelectable. Why? For the same reason that Chris Chistie is: he’s an &*^&^ (impolite word for “anus”). …

The Next U.S. President Will Not Be a Terrible Person Read More »

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