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Political figures who support the so-called Green New Deal and other proposals to restrict carbon dioxide emissions are up against some “inconvenient facts” that Americans may access immediately through a smartphone application, a geologist and author says. But there’s one big problem. The app, called Inconvenient Facts, is available only to Android users through the Google Play Store. Since March 4, users of Apple’s iPhone no longer can access the app through the tech giant’s App Store. Gregory Wrightstone, a geologist with more than three decades of experience, told The Daily Signal in an interview that he has his own...

With Wall Street out of fashion this election season, can Mitt Romney fend off the attacks on his tenure at Bain Capital? Some GOP presidential rivals, especially Newt Gingrich, have laid into his private equity past, accusing him of "looting companies" and laying off workers. While those attacks may backfire now — conservatives have rallied to Romney's defense — they might work in the general election.

Here is audio released by Portland, Oregon Police of an interview with the woman who has accused former Vice-President Al Gore of “unwanted sexual contact” against her. The incident allegedly took place in 2006 at a Portland hotel, where Gore was getting a massage from the woman (a massage therapist). In the audio, the woman reads her account of what happened, and goes into great detail. It was very clear to me I was not the first woman he had sexually assaulted, and that clearly, “No” was not a word he cared about or respected.” – Massage Therapist accusing Al...

Portland Police Report on Gore, Albert Arnold "Al" Just click the link above.

Strayhorn says her politics remain true But switching of parties, stands has critics calling her an opportunist By R.G. RATCLIFFE Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle Austin Bureau AUSTIN — Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn, an independent candidate for governor, has politically reinvented herself time and again during the past three decades — repeatedly leading to questions of whether her actions are sincere or expedient. Strayhorn is a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent. She has given up three elected positions and one appointed state job to run for a higher office. And her positions on issues have transformed more than once. When she left the Democratic Party...

Aug. 20, 2006, 12:37AM Strayhorn says her politics remain true But switching of parties, stands has critics calling her an opportunist By R.G. RATCLIFFE Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle Austin Bureau AUSTIN — Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn, an independent candidate for governor, has politically reinvented herself time and again during the past three decades — repeatedly leading to questions of whether her actions are sincere or expedient. Strayhorn is a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent. She has given up three elected positions and one appointed state job to run for a higher office. And her positions on issues have transformed more than once. When she...