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09.30.2009 1:44 pm

Gephardt: “Obvious” that health reform will pass

Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau
Dick Gephardt

Dick Gephardt

WASHINGTON — Dick Gephardt receives a lot of money these days for the advice that the people of his St. Louis congressional district got free for 28 years.

His Gephardt Group lobbying firm is raking in millions, he’s on the board of Ford Motor Co., among other…

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05.20.2009 4:28 pm

“Hot air” tour opposing cap and trade legislation set for St. Charles

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Americans for Prosperity, a national pro-business group, is bringing to Republican-oriented St. Charles County its Hot Air Tour opposed to a Democratic plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The rally, which will feature free refreshments and rides on a 70-foot-tall hot air balloon…

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05.05.2009 3:07 pm

Shimkus, GOPs to road trip against Obama climate change plan

Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau
Rep. John Shimkus

Rep. John Shimkus

WASHINGTON — As Democrats met in the White House today discussing a climate change bill, Rep. John Shimkus, R-Collinsville, and other House Republicans countered with a fresh campaign against the legislation.

The American Energy Solutions Group, which Shimkus co-chairs,…

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03.02.2009 4:34 pm

Caps and protests: Coal in the crosshairs

Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau
Demonstrators gather outside the Capitol Power Plant Monday, protesting coal as an electrical source.

Demonstrators gather outside the Capitol Power Plant Monday, protesting coal as an electrical source.

WASHINGTON — The ongoing discussion of a carbon cap, Thursday’s announcement from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid calling for the Capitol Power Plant to switch…

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02.17.2009 4:39 pm

In climate change fight, EPA to reconsider Bush stance

Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency has taken the first step toward regulating carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants, setting in motion what is shaping up as a huge political battle in Washington.

The EPA’s new administrator, Lisa Jackson, said this afternoon that…

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