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[AreYouLiberal.Com] AreYouLiberal.Com » Why does Ken Salazar hate our economy?: IBD notes that Salazar also halted plans to lease oil shale rights in five Western states “estimated to hold between 1 trillion and 2 trillion (with a ‘t’) barrels of recoverable oil.” These shale resources remain untapped thanks to militant greenies who pay lip service to energy independence while blocking all means of achieving it.

[Michelle Malkin] Michelle Malkin » Ken Salazar needs another ass-kicking: La.has voted mostly for Republicans the last few years.The black vote got displaced by Katrina and can’t be counted on.La.voted for McCain in large numbers.They could care less about La.or the Gulf coast.They are stealing their money from BP since they won’t be getting much from the Gulf area.The way they play, it is payback time for La.

[Economy Today News] Salazar defends pulling oil-lease parcels in Utah (AP): Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is defending his decision to scrap an oil-lease sale in Utah even though an internal investigation found nothing improper about the auction held in the final days of the Bush administration.

[The Daily News] Michelle Malkin » Why does Ken Salazar hate our economy? | The ...: Uintah County UT officials have sued the Interior Department over the rescinded leases, which have cost the state untold millions of dollars and countless jobs in a tough economy. The Deseret News in Utah blasts the reckless consquences …

[Economy/AP] Salazar defends decision to scrap Utah oil-lease sale in last days ...: Interior Secretary Ken Salazar on Tuesday defended his decision to scrap much of the Bush administration's final oil-lease sale in Utah even though his inspector general found no evidence of department pressure to rush the auction.

[USA CONFIDENTIAL] Governor Testifies on Public Lands, Meets with Departments of ...: Tuesday afternoon, he testified before the Congressional Western Caucus at the invitation of Utah .Those relationships are particularly important in Utah due to the unique challenge for economic development in a state that is overwhelmingly made up of public land.

[Climate Progress] Ken Salazar, the “New Sheriff” at Interior: Oil and gas interests ...: Tim DeChristopher, a 27-year-old University of Utah economics student, said his plan was to disrupt the auction and he feels he accomplished his goal.”

[Straight from the Horse's Heart] Ken Salazar “Doctors” Evidence on Wild Horses AND Oil « Straight ...: The Prez has the right and I understand.) Salazar-resource candy store operator and owner of the worst all time environ disaster in US history (probably in time, the world’s worst) looking like a deer in headlights at these hearings, screwing up the moratorium litigation (big surprise there) and talks like he has a mouth full of horseflesh in his mouth testifying in front of committees. Seriously, you have to watch this nitwit testify…..be afraid, be very, very afraid.

[Official web site of the Western Energy Alliance] May 27, 2010 | Official web site of the Western Energy Alliance: Environmental disasters have a way of separating the politicians from the serious, and that’s certainly true of the Gulf oil spill. It was left this week to Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, who is overseeing the federal response, to express an overdue truth: “The government doesn’t have everything we need to solve this problem.”

[Moe_Lane's blog] “I'd like to be”¦*” Monday memorial open thread. | RedState: Our Dear Leader won't let a court injunction stop him from getting back to the business of destroying jobs in the Gulf Coast - no, he just gets his man Ken Salazar to re-word the text and presto he issues a new offshore drilling moratorium! Interestingly, this “new” moratorium announcement happens to also coincide with a Bloomberg/Businessweek reportthat the economic damage of drilling ban may dwarf oil spill. Thank you Dear Leader! http://www.patrickscartoons.com ...

[BARN OnAir & OnLine 24/7/365] 07-07-10 House and Senate Western Caucuses to Hold “War on Western ...: -Senate Western Caucus Chairman John Barrasso (R-WY) and Congressional Western Caucus Chairman Rob Bishop (R-UT) will host a bicameral House and Senate Caucus hearing entitled “The War on Western Jobs” on Tuesday, July 13, 2010. The hearing will examine the Administration’s policies and their negative impact on jobs and communities throughout the West.

[Wikio - Home] CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...: Interior Secretary Ken Salazar on Tuesday called a six-month halt on deepwater drilling "needed, appropriate and within our authorities" in announcing he will issue a new order on a moratorium just hours after a federal judge blocked such a mandate. Salazar's statement did not give an exact date for when the new order would be imposed, saying only "in the coming days." He promised that the new order will include evidence that "eliminates any doubt that a moratorium is needed, appropriate, and within our authorities." U.S. District Judge Martin Feldman in New Orleans, Louisiana issued a preliminary injunction Tuesday against the ban, which halted all drilling in more than 500 feet of water and prevented new permits from being issued.

[NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias] MSNBC's Matthews Compares Conservative Candidates to Suicide ...: Given Matthews's hyperbolic invective about "The Rise of the New Right," VandeHei might unwittingly be on to something, at least when it comes to the incendiary media. ””Ken Shepherd is Managing Editor of NewsBusters.

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] AP sources: Chief of federal agency overseeing drilling resigns ...: The new announcements also could be an early sign of a fundamental shift in the administration’s policies on offshore drilling, which Obama promoted and hoped to expand prior to the April 20 explosion of a drilling rig off the Gulf Coast. The accident killed 11 people and unleashed a sickening gusher of millions of gallons of crude that’s now begun to wash up on land, crippling Louisiana’s fishing and tourism industries along with seabirds and other wildlife.

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