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• PJTV Big Green 3, Green Gold: BP, GE & The World's First Carbon Billionaires
• Brown's (D) Wife Was The Person Who Called Whitman (R) a 'Whore'?
• Man Who Threw Book at Obama Was Actually a Supporter
• Axelrod - 'Chamber Must Prove Foreign Money Allegations False'
• Schakowsky (D) Asked About The Constitutionality of ObamaCare
• Gallup Creates Word Cloud on American's Description of Government, 3/4th Negative
• Katherine Mangu-Ward Discusses Choosing Firefigther Protection

PJTV Big Green 3, Green Gold: BP, GE & The World's First Carbon Billionaires Posted: 11 Oct 2010 08:08 PM PDT Video embedded below. See Also: Part One - PJTV: The Big Money & The Global Governance Agenda That Fuels Environmentalism Part Two - PJTV: Big Green 2: The Big Business of Scaring America to Death

Brown's (D) Wife Was The Person Who Called Whitman (R) a 'Whore'? Posted: 11 Oct 2010 07:37 PM PDT When Brown's (D) failed to hand up the phone after leaving a voice mail someone was overheard calling Whitman (R) a 'Whore'. Sources indicate the person was Brown's wife. It is not clear what sort of political impact it will have, but having his wife instead of a staffer making the comment does present another wrinkle; he can not fire his wife. http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/politics&id=7717056 "Fox News is claiming it has sources whom have identified the person in Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown's campaign who called Republican challenger Meg Whitman a "whore." The comment was accidentally recorded on voice mail after Brown thought he hung up the phone after leaving a message for the Los Angeles Police Union. Fox News says people with knowledge of what happened say it was Brown's wife who suggested calling Whitman a "whore," for cutting a deal to get the union's endorsement."

Man Who Threw Book at Obama Was Actually a Supporter Posted: 11 Oct 2010 07:32 PM PDT Obama had a rather strange rally yesterday. It was not because of what he did but because of the audience. One person streaked in an attempt to claim a million dollar prize, and 'over exuberant' supporter threw a book at him. There was no ninja-like-dodge as we saw with Bush and the shoe thrower. Obama might have managed such a move had he seen the book. There was no need however as it missed. No word on if the man will get paid. Video embedded below.

Axelrod - 'Chamber Must Prove Foreign Money Allegations False' Posted: 11 Oct 2010 07:26 PM PDT That is not how this works. If you have a rather explosive charge against someone/something it is on you to offer something (anything) more then a baseless allegation as proof. It is also ironic given the level of undisclosed and foreign finances used by Obama during his presidential campaign. http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/123539-axelrod-chamber-must-prove-foreign-money-allegations-false "White House senior adviser David Axelrod said the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has the burden of proving false the charge by Democrats that the business group is funneling foreign money to Republican campaigns. Axelrod was pressed by CBS's Bob Schieffer on Sunday for evidence that the foreign campaign contributions benefiting the GOP is more than "peanuts." "Do you have any evidence that it's not, Bob?" Axelrod said on "Face the Nation." "The fact is that the Chamber has asserted that, but they won't release any information about where their campaign money is coming from. And that's at the core of the problem." A new ad by the Democratic National Committee accuses the Chamber of "benefiting from secret foreign money" and said that the business group and Republican operatives are "stealing our democracy.""

Schakowsky (D) Asked About The Constitutionality of ObamaCare Posted: 11 Oct 2010 05:55 PM PDT It looks as if the unreleased portions will be just as good... Video embedded below.

Gallup Creates Word Cloud on American's Description of Government, 3/4th Negative Posted: 11 Oct 2010 05:46 PM PDT The breakdown; 72% negative, 18% neutral, 10% positive. Picture embedded below. "A Sept. 20-21 USA Today/Gallup poll asked respondents what they would say "if someone asked you to describe the federal government in one word or phrase." The accompanying chart shows the results in graphic form, with the words or phrases displayed according to how frequently they are mentioned. Additionally, the complete list of verbatim responses to the question, along with basic demographic information on respondents, is available here. Overall, 72% of responses about the federal government are negative, touching on its inefficiency, size, corruption, and general incompetence, with the most common specific descriptions being "too big," "confused," and "corrupt." Ten percent of responses are clearly positive, using words such as "good," while the remaining 18% are neutral or mixed."

Katherine Mangu-Ward Discusses Choosing Firefigther Protection Posted: 11 Oct 2010 05:41 PM PDT This is the story they are talking about. Video embedded below.

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