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Tag Archives: Hojo
Wind, Solar, or the HoJo? Sunday Musings
There’s no doubt in my mind that such a question would be torture to answer for at least half of the people in Washington DC, and sadly enough, that goes for a lot of people in top positions. I’d bet the Vice President … Continue reading