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Beck on Obama's Weatherization Gal

By Paul Chesser on 1.22.10 @ 9:50AM

Following up on last week's post about President Obama's weatherization czarina Cathy Zoi and her conflicts of interest, which was featured on John Stossel's show, yesterday Glenn Beck gave it his own special treatment.

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Barack Obama, Joe Biden, The Obama Administration, Green Jobs

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Ken (Old Texican)| 1.22.10 @ 10:54AM

Paul, I had missed that. Thanks.
What a fun story, especially the sound-bite about swat teams!!!!

These communists, (pardon the shorthand), are going DOWN!

Dai Alanye| 1.22.10 @ 11:28AM

Only the blatancy is surprising, but that might be the Emmanuel touch. Obama seems to believe that anything he does is inherently correct, and that we his constituents will automatically agree. How much must his popularity fall before impeachment starts to be hinted at?

Kelly Jones| 1.23.10 @ 2:12AM

I thought it was terrible...but it turned out the window company never got a single dime. The company has received ZERO dollars from the feds, but was recently one of 183 listed for a potential tax credit if they buy millions in equipment in the next 4 years. While Serious Materials qualified for a small potential tax credit of $548K, six other glass and window manufacturing companies also qualify, to the total amount of nearly $100 million, including Cardinal ($7.8M), Schott ($7.8M), Sage ($31.5M), Viracon ($10.7M), St. Gobain ($8.1M), and PPG ($1.6M).
More facts are here: http://blog.seriousmaterials.com/?p=1007