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WASHINGTON (HedgeWorld.com) - The Agriculture Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives heard from two witnesses very familiar with the workings of the commodities markets Thursday [April 27], and each assured the committee members that futures speculation isn't an alien force hijacking the fundamentals of the energy markets, but is in fact part of the price-discovery mechanism of those markets. In his opening statement, the committee's chairman, Robert Goodlatte (R-Va.), called for a continued debate on what the United States can do to reduce its dependence on foreign imports of oil - and spoke, in particular, of the folly, as he sees it, of leaving the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and its potential petroleum reserves untapped.
My congratulations to The Washington Times investigative staff for having finally uncovered a deeply hidden secret that there are actually three candidates on the ballot in Maryland's U.S. Senate race ("Steele, Cardin wrangle over race in debate," Page 1, Wednesday). From the day after Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele received the Republican nomination, he has always insisted that Kevin Zeese be included in the debates. In fact, Mr. Steele began his opening statement in this three-way debate by criticizing his other opponent, Democratic Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin, for completely ignoring Mr. Zeese.
During Thursday night's debate between Erie County Executive Chris Collins and Erie County Comproller Mark Poloncarz, the challenger for his seat, it only took 14 seconds for the battle over arts and culture to rear its head. The first mention came from Poloncarz, who fired a potent shot at Collins' record in his opening statement, using the arts as ammunition.
She may have inherited the state and all its problems in 2009, but in 2010, make no mistake about it -- this was Jan Brewer's Arizona. Brewer's first year was disastrous. She fought with her own party, sued Republican legislative leaders and failed to advance her top agenda item, even after a drawn-out series of special sessions. But in year two, the longtime politico put her personal stamp on the state.
... after freezing for 13 seconds during her opening statement in a televised gubernatorial debate and ...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Republican Robert Hurt had barely begun his opening statement in the congressional candidates' debate here last week when he accused his Democratic opponent of endorsing "job- killing cap and trade. Hurt, a state senator, repeated the charge five times in the next hour, insisting each time that incumbent Rep. Tom Perriello's vote last year for a House energy and climate change bill would cost the state 50,000 jobs if it becomes law.
...In a statement published Aug. 9 by El Salvador's Diario de Hoy, t.... Opening old wounds? . Judge Velasco's pursuit of the Jesui...On the other side of the debate are groups like the conservative Asociacion Nacion...
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