JunkScience.com has begun a series of “Wanted” posters for American “Carbon Criminals”, CEOs who are supporting the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill as a way to steer money from taxpayers to their corporations. Two of my most-despised corporate villains made their list, Jim Rogers of Duke Energy and Jeffrey Immelt of General Electric:

Senator Inhofe of Oklahoma helped kick off the Liberty Summit this morning over at the D.C. Armory.  Over 1500 people turned out for a great event.  Check out the video and pictures below. One caveat, I was running around all morning and didn't have a chance to take many pictures, but pictures from real photographers and a full report will be coming soon.

Thanks so much to everyone who sent in a video for the contest. We had a number of fantastic entries. Below are the four finalists in no particular order.Please check them out and leave comments about your favorite. We'll announce the winners tomorrow.Thanks again for your participation and don't forget to be in D.C on Saturday! 

Are you going to be near Richmond Thursday?  Do you want to learn more about how to stop Cap and Trade?  Then join our friends at the Energy Citizens' Rally for Jobs and Affordable Energy this Thursday, Sept. 3. Where: Westin Richmond Hotel Grand Ballroom, 6631 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA When: Thursday, Sept. 3 - doors open at 11:30 am and the program will conclude around 1:30 pm.

When Rep. Jim Moran and Howard Dean teamed up to hold a town hall last night in Reston, some FreedomWorks staff and friends went too. After all, we are his constituents.  We arrived far too late to get inside (a long Metro commute and 9/12 preparations don't lend themselves to timeliness), but had a great time talking with folks outside about FreedomWorks, the March on Washington, and the need to make sure cap and trade isn't lost in all the health care discussion.  Below are some pics of the night.