Karl Frisch on drone strikes, David Boyce discusses crowd-funding for Oklahoma and Josh Eidelson shines a light on fast food worker strikes.
The President still strongly believes in the promise of clean energy, and he’s going to fight for it because he’s on the right track: Americans still favor developing alternatives like solar, wind and hydrogen power over producing oil, coal and [...] read post
Jennifer Granholm and James Woolsey, former CIA Director and clean energy advocate, discuss solutions to rising gas prices and the potential impact on energy policy. watch video
While the Republicans continue to hammer President Obama on gas prices, he went on the offensive and mocked the GOP candidates today. “Why not $2.40? Why not $2.10,” the president said, saying that only a comprehensive energy plan will lower [...] read post
Jennifer Granholm and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) analyze the behind the scenes forces that have driven up gas prices to $3.81 per gallon on average across the U.S.
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Mitt Romney says he wants to “get rid” of Planned Parenthood. One problem: it’s a private entity, so he doesn’t have and will never have that power. Check out more here for what we have in store for you tonight [...] read post
Daniel J. Weiss, from the Center for American Progress and Dan Kammen of the Appropriate Energy Laboratory UC Berkeley to talk with Jennifer Granholm about what drives the price spikes in gasoline. watch video
As the average price of gasoline inches towards 4 dollars a gallon nationally, we’ll put the politics of gas prices in the context of the national presidential election. That and more tonight on ‘The War Room.’ read post
Good Monday to you all – here are some of the stories we are following in ‘The War Room’ today, March 12th, 2012. read post
Arun Majumdar, undersecretary of the U.S. Department of Energy talks with Jennifer Granholm about what’s working with battery technology and how tackle our country’s future energy challenges. watch video
The White House must be cheering the latest jobs numbers, which continue to show an improvement in the economy. And the Republican candidates are noticeably quiet, begging the question: What issues is the GOP actually going to run on? read post
