Blogger David Potts thinks that Dennis Spisak thinks he can work miracles. No, he doesn’t, and no, he cant. But Spisak CAN use the office of governor as the bully pulpit.

Landowners between the wind generators that are being put in and the cities that need the power have been raising problems related to the scenery and their stake in that scenery.

West Texas is a windy, open place, known for empty space more than anything else. Out there in wind farm territory, one of its best known residents, Boone Pickens, has been tossed right off of his plan for making energy out of the winds. In his latest announced plan, natural gas is Pickens’ newest alternative energy source, replacing the wind farms he was touting just last year.

News media focused too much on how good a speech Obama gave and not on what he actually said.

At today’s Presidential press conference, New York Times Reporter Jackie Calmes asked Obama if he now regretted his early decision to expand offshore drilling. What he said leaves expanded future drilling up in the air.

In an attempt to provide a warning about the “myths” of creating green jobs, a Washington Post Op-Ed by a writer with a GE affiliation gets the math hilariously wrong.

The Big Lie on energy alternatives is a curiously repeated figure that has absolutely no basis in fact, a figure of fictitious expense, which is the opposite of every actual analysis of the savings that will be realized.