Dana has the full statement.

I stress the word “facts” since it has become apparent, in reports and in my personal discussions with Delmarva officials, that they (Delmarva Power) have no intention of being truthful or honest in this debate. The ongoing campaign of misstatements, misrepresentation and utter falsehoods presented by Delmarva both publicly and surreptitiously, in my opinion, suggests that Delmarva Power does not and has never intended to negotiate in good faith and never intended to reach a negotiated agreement with BWW. It is therefore the obligation of the PSC to take charge, conclude the PPA and tell Delmarva Power they had their one chance at negotiation, and now that phase is done.

John Kowalko is bringing the heat.

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bunch of hypocrites

“Progressive Voices” with Marian Peleski and Dana Garrett will feature Tommywonk tonight.

You can stream it here: http://www.wvud.org/listen_online.htm

They also take listener questions and comments here: provoices@gmail.com.

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I’m not so sure about the “Big Brother” solution given what our leaders say about us having to change the defininition of privacy.

Here is Castle’s “Community View” on Veterans Day by the numbers

Total number of words: 555

Number of times Mike Castle says that he has done something to “support the troops”: Six

Mentions of Iraq: Zero

“Great wealth allows individuals to place their footprints in the sands of time…
Political influence can be quietly bought.  Campaign contributions effectively give the wealtht more than one vote…
Wealth ultimately is the way the score is kept in capitalism…
Those with great wealth are important, to be courted. They are deserving of respect and demand deference.  They are the winners. 
Wealth has always been important in the personal pecking order, but it has become increasingly the only dimension by which personal worth is measured.  It is the only game to play if you want to prove your mettle.  It is the big leagues.  If you don’t play there, by definition you are second rate.”

Economist, Lester C Thurow, Former Dean of MIT Sloan School of Management “Building Wealth”

sad if our Liberal Media didn’t make it true…

 happy veterans day boys….you are second rate, now go secure that oil, oh and free a few brown people for us, no! not those brown people!  the ones with the oil for chirst sake!