On Wednesday the Department of Energy began financing solar power
installation research with a $2 million award to Solar Mosaic. The solar
energy research company has former Obama “green jobs” czar Van Jones listed as an advisor. It also employed Rebuild the Dream, Jones’ firm, to do its public relations work.
The DOE’s grant money
will be distributed to nine companies in four states. Solar Mosaic
received the most money, four times the amount of most other grants.
Jones resigned his post in the Obama administration three years ago amid controversy stemming from his past remarks.
Before working in the Obama White House, Jones signed a petition
alleging officials in the George W. Bush administration “may indeed have
deliberately allowed 9/11 to happen, perhaps as a pretext for war.”
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And Haliburton was associated with who exactly?
ReplyDeleteJust $2M? Was that just for lunch or what?
ReplyDeleteDog Gone Bush...it is all his fault
ReplyDeletethese scum need to be booted out of the white house; out of this government; never to rear their ugly head again...
ReplyDeleteAt least Haliburton does provide a service for the money.
ReplyDeleteHaliburton overcharged the government for billions of waste and incompetence. They still do. They just happened to have had a friend in the White House.
ReplyDeleteNo harm, no foul though I guess.