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Downtown mobilizes to pass GOP energy package - Vimarsana News

Downtown mobilizes to pass GOP energy package

The Independent Petroleum Association of America and leaders of its board will head to the Hill to shore up support for the Lower Energy Costs Act.

'Women's March' Convention Partners Boast $85M from Soros - Vimarsana News

'Women's March' Convention Partners Boast $85M from Soros

Feminists were outraged when the Women’s March announced a man, Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders, would begin its October Women’s Convention. That was changed, but it turns out, there’s another old, white man prominently connected to convention partners: liberal billionaire George Soros.

Dems will flex climate muscle after big wins in Mich., Minn. - Vimarsana News

Dems will flex climate muscle after big wins in Mich., Minn.

Years of Republican opposition to climate action have created a pent-up demand in both states for Democrats to act aggressively.

Source: eenews.net
Her Fictitious 'Remember Me' Email Sparked a Real Connection - Vimarsana News

Her Fictitious 'Remember Me' Email Sparked a Real Connection

When Emily Todebush was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, her passion for affordable health care led her to contact Garrett Arwa.

State Renewable Energy Mandates: A Regressive Green Tax on America's Poor - Vimarsana News

State Renewable Energy Mandates: A Regressive Green Tax on America's Poor

The “green” activists’ war on conventional energy is accelerating, and, given that the Trump Administration is fully in favor of developing the nation’s vast storehouses of oil, natural gas, and coal, liberal environmental groups have taken their crusade to the states. This November, four states will vote on anti-conventional-fuel measures, and several more states—including California—are moving laws through the legislatures to dramatically curtail or even outlaw use of conventional fuels.