Energy Dept emails suggest White House misleading the public about green energy loans

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  1. Professor Peabody

    Professor Peabody Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    All that money to create 408 permanent jobs. However, if we look on the bright side the Obama DOE Green Energy Loan Program has created a need to hire more employees in Federal Bankruptcy court as the companies that received those loan continue to fail and file for bankruptcy. What an abject waste of taxpayers money. If the companies had made some sort of meaningful progress and created a lot of new jobs I wouldn't mind so bad. But to see billions just wasted like with Solyndra just smashing the glass tubes we paid for.

    $2 million of our hard earned tax dollars that could have liquidated to pay back the taxpayers just destroyed.

    Is this the Obama administration's idea of "Green Energy" Investment? $2 million broken up into the dumpster? Whether you think Obama tried his best as President or not, it's his choices to lead agencies like the Dept of Energy that result in the above waste of our money.

    Next time you hear a Liberal Democrat carp about folks paying their fair share, ask them if government is using due diligence to see our money is spent wisely and isn't being wasted. It's obvious Obama's cronyism won't let him fire screw ups like Steven Chu and Eric Holder, so we need to fire Obama to get rid of the worst of the worst in his administration. You have your chance tomorrow.
     
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    Throwin' good money after bad...
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    Energy Dep’t Funding Up 43.2% in Last Decade
    February 26, 2013 – Funding for the Department of Energy increased 43.2 percent from 2002 through 2012, according to calculations based on Treasury Department data.
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    EPA Discovers Its 'Renewable Fuels' Program Is Vulnerable to Fraud
    February 26, 2013 - The Environmental Protection Agency is taking steps to protect the "integrity" of its Renewable Fuel Standard program, after a con man sold $9 million in fraudulent renewable fuel credits to various energy producers, including Shell and Exxon Mobil.
     
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    Professor Peabody Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Now they want to raise taxes so they can keep throwing good money after bad.
     

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