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A Volt Test Drive -- By: Henry Payne

Detroit — Amid all the press pom-poms, there is an occasional glimpse into why the “electric vehicles of the future” may meet the same fate as the battery-powered vehicles of the past. Consider New York Times reporter Lindsay Brook’s account of her ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  23 Nov 2009
Related Topics: New York Times Company,  General Motors

Obama Chooses Gestures over Justice -- By: Henry Payne

Public policy is about choosing priorities in the face of limited resources. That is the lesson Bjørn Lomborg and his Copenhagen Consensus try to make plain — a lesson rejected by the American Left, which likes to contend that focusing on one priority ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  20 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Copenhagen Consensus,  White House,  Dalai Lama,  New York Times Company

Big Auto: 'This Is about Saving the Planet' -- By: Henry Payne

The Left likes having Big Industry straw men to bash whenever their socialist plans run aground, but the fact is, Big Industry is embracing the U.S.’s leftward lurch. Better to secure your place at the Rentseekers Roundtable, to lock out new ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  17 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Renault,  Carlos Ghosn

Greening While Driving -- By: Henry Payne

Teaching 16-year-olds the basics of driving is a tall order. But now politicians want to indoctrinate student drivers with a green catechism, too. My Detroit News colleague Manny Lopez reports that Michigan’s legislature is considering a bill that ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  13 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Detroit News,  Bert Johnson (politician)

Cash-for-Clunkers = Stimulus for Japan -- By: Henry Payne

Clunkers greens foreign competitors’ bottom line (HP) Congress continues to pat itself on the back for its clunkers “stimulus,” hoping that no one notices the details. The latest embarrassment: Having spent $80 billion in taxpayer money to bail out ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  9 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Chrysler,  National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Obama, Car-Market Clairvoyant -- By: Henry Payne

Detroit — In rolling out its plan for the future of Chrysler on Wednesday, Fiat executives dutifully stressed that the “New Chrysler” would be more fuel efficient — hailing the tiny, 40 mpg, Euro-transplant Fiat 500 as a marquee car. After all, a ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  6 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Fiat,  Chrysler,  Barack Obama,  Honda,  Environmental Protection Agency

Couric Celebrates the 'King of Conservation' -- By: Henry Payne

CBS news anchor Katie Couric interviewed Al Gore on her web program, “@katiecouric,” this week as the Goracle makes the media rounds flogging his new book, Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis.  Would she go after his blatant conflict of ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  3 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Katie Couric,  Sarah Palin

Washington, Under the Hood -- By: Henry Payne

Detroit — When Washington bailed out General Motors and Chrysler, the Obama administration promised that government’s role would be to make loans to ensure that the companies became viable, profitable entities again. That promise was as believable as ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  2 Nov 2009
Related Topics: General Motors,  Detroit News,  Chrysler,  Barack Obama,  Auto Trends

Obama Automotive -- By: Henry Payne

Detroit — Fisker Automotive? Call it Obama Automotive. As part of Washington’s effort to remake the U.S. auto industry to fit President Obama’s green vision of 1 million electric cars sold by 2015, Vice President Joe Biden announced Tuesday that ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  29 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Joe Biden,  Fisker Automotive,  Pontiac,  U.S. Democratic Party

World War 350 -- By: Henry Payne

My travels took me to Washington University in St. Louis last weekend where students were coincidentally prepping for a local rally supporting the International Day of Climate Action (billed by 350.org as the “most widespread day of environmental ...

From HENRY PAYNE, National Review Online,  27 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Washington University in St. Louis

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