In this State Headliners, Christine Hallquist says Midwestern wind power is cheaper. Also, GMP keeps promise to return Trump tax cut to ratepayers, and Vermont’s bond downgrade shows the wisdom of saying no to divestment.
The 56-year-old man who has been arrested for sending mail bombs to Democratic politicians has been identified as Cesar Sayoc, Jr.
“Together, we will defeat this epidemic — it’s a true epidemic — as one people, one family, and one magnificent nation under God,” he said.
More than 90 prominent conservatives signed a letter Wednesday urging President Donald Trump to push forward on major reforms to a California program created decades ago to regulate fuel consumption.
A 6 percent increase in insurance premiums on all 615,950 registered vehicles in Vermont would cost about $28.3 million. The average Vermont car insurance premium is $764. A 6 percent increase would add $46 in annual premiums, for a total of $810.
The fact is Bernie Sanders is not resolving the issues that Vermont is facing today, and the issues need the attention of full-time legislators.
I will not support Obama-style single-payer health insurance that my opponent, Bernie Sanders, has pushed on Americans for decades, to the detriment of our national wellness and economy.
If the U.S. were to adopt the socialist policies of Venezuela, the move would slash the economy by 40 percent — or $24,000 per year for the average American, according to a report by the president’s Council of Economic Advisers.
For several years, one old-school Vermont senior has been the tip of the spear in the fight against industrial-scale wind turbines — Sheffield resident Paul Brouha.
The Vermont Office of Attorney General attempted to sue to keep aspects of the fundraiser secret, the report notes. Courts eventually compelled the AG to release the lineup for the fundraiser that focused on pursuing opponents of the climate political agenda.
This forum, sponsored by the Vermont Workers Center, invited all Windham County candidates for state Legislature to discuss “health care and human rights.”
Several Vermont candidates and voters are expressing concerns about the influence socialist and fascist-like groups may be having on the state’s Democratic Party.