Government Accountability & Oversight
Read the response here. In sum, we’re not saying those two separate sets of notes are real but, if they are, the head of the Department of Environmental Management wasn’t telling the truth about about us suing oil companies to get a “sustainable funding stream” because the legislature doesn’t share the executive’s ‘green’ spending priorities. […]
It seems that when the Rockefellers get public employees together to discuss the energy rationing agenda, one had better not wear short sleeves even in July. They keep the A/C wicked cold. As usual with the climate warriors, Other people need to go without, For me and not for thee, and all that. h/t Energy […]
Following up on this item, Government Accountability & Oversight has filed its opposition to the University of Michigan’s motion seeking summary dismissal of GAO’s FOIA suit in GAO v. Regents. It seems that Assistant Professor of Law Rachel Rothschild’s work to develop a “Climate Change Superfund” is at the same time both very specifically a focus of her work for […]
CLW sees this paper just published by the Senate, ah, Budget Committee picking up the mantle of the donor-staffed (in violation of House Ethics Rules) House Oversight Committee investigation into energy companies daring to resist brigandage. CLW spotted this own-goal right up front. Hey, that phrase sounds familiar. CLW recalls a set of handwritten notes […]
In September California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined the climate litigation cavalcade seeking to pay for green new deal goodies without openly raising taxes. It was a funny lawsuit: Gov. Gavin Newsom flew to New York City to announce it to a “Climate Week” audience more receptive than constituents suffering under punishing gasoline prices. Bonta […]