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Question: What would you do in Pickens’ shoes?

T. Boone Pickens is in a bit of a pickle. He’s a staunch Republican and makes a lot of campaign contributions to conservative politicians. He even gave the maximum contribution to James Inhofe!

Yet congressional Republicans are the ones blocking the renewable energy tax credits which projects like Pickens’ wind plan need to succeed.

Joseph Romm suggests that Pickens should give campaign donations to the Democrats who support renewable energy projects.

http://climateprogress.org/2008/08/28/pickens-in-a-pickle-he-embraces-progressive-policies-but-not-progressive-politicians/#more-3657

If you were in Pickens’ shoes (and remember, that means you’re a staunch Republican), what would you do?

Answer: He’s rich enough he can buy both Democrats and Republicans. It’s not like the Republicans will stop taking his money and stop doing favors for him if he also buys Democrats.

“Money talks and bullshit walks” – Ozzie Meyers

Alaska governor defends oil tax cut plan, urges action

JUNEAU, Alaska – Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell strongly defended his plan to cut oil production taxes, telling reporters Thursday that its passage is imperative but stopping short of threatening to hol…

Rep. Doggett on Renewable Energy Tax Extenders

NEW LAWS TAKE EFFECT JAN. 1 2011

Nearly 200 new laws are scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1, 2011, among them pension reforms for most new public employees, limits on campaign contributions, joint nomination of candidates for the offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor in primary elections, and changes to laws regarding the use of red-light cameras, according to State Sen. Tim Bivins (R-Dixon).

Solar Water Heating for San Miguel Fire Department – KGTV

H&R Block’s 23M Clients Reveal What Is Top-of-Mind This Tax Season

KANSAS CITY, MO–(Marketwire – March 8, 2011) – Questions about debt, starting businesses and multiple-generation households make it clear the economy is shaping how people think about taxes and how they are living.

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Stan Harrison: Energy-efficient appliances, projects qualify for tax breaks

Stan HarrisonDidn’t get a chance to tackle that energy-saving home improvement project last year?Is that new gas furnace still awaiting installation?Don’t despair. You’ll still be eligible to receive a federal energy-efficiency tax credit next year. It just won’t be worth…

Tax Credit Has More Homeowners Installing Geothermal Systems

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