Hard to have a nice photo-op after you lay 32 workers off.

President to visit renewable energy lab

GOLDEN - President Bush will arrive in Colorado today ahead of a visit to the National Renewable Energy Lab in Golden Tuesday.

The visit comes as dozens of laid off NREL workers will be returning to their jobs.

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India the beginning of March and will be welcomed with protests. Has any other president done this much traveling around to campaign because of low numbers? I will have to try and find past presidents travel and vacation habits.

workers, but right before * comes, they give the workers their jobs back? WTF!
Also, Salazar is going to join * at the photo-op :mad:
Why did he agree to it?! They should have sent Wayne Dullard (Allard) since he is the repuke senator here.

peace and low stress!

wait for it, it will happen. Like everything with this admin* it's all smoke and mirrors.

After he* leaves the area, the workers will be marched out the back door because they were laid off yet again.

What's up is down, what's black is white....

They rehired them for the photo op and to pretend to care about their jobs.

They are ever so reactionary in everything that they do.

The * Cabal laid them off to see what kind of response they would get. Then * slipped and mentioned funding research in alternative energy sources...

Conveniently he goes to the state where he laid off the workers and then re-hired them....
:banghead:

our country could move forward instead of regress.

It must be a reaction to the presence of pure evil and stupidity a few miles to the West. Hey *, come to Denver and we'll show you again how much we despise you.

Dear Network Member,

Great news! We received word late yesterday that the 32 jobs cut at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) will be restored as soon as possible.

Thank you to:

Anonymous Tipster: Two weeks ago one of our network members, who asked to remain anonymous, tipped us that the President was planning to visit NREL which we passed on to the press. Thank you and to so many others who continue to feed us timely tips.

Courageous Laid-off NREL Workers: Who had the courage to share their concerns on how NREL's cuts were a set-back to investing in our country's alternative energy efforts.

Congressman Mark Udall and Senator Ken Salazar: Last November, Udall sent a bipartisan letter signed by over 100 members of Congress to President Bush demanding that the NREL funding be fully restored. Last Tuesday, Salazar met with and lobbied President Bush to restore the NREL funding.

ProgressNowAction Members: Thank you to the thousands of you who signed our petition to restore NREL's funding, participated in our "Bush Question" sign contest, and emailed your local newspaper about the importance of restoring the NREL's funding.
No thanks should be given to:

Congressman Bob Beauprez: Not only did Beauprez vote for the cuts to NREL which is in his district, he also refused to sign the bipartisan letter to restore the cuts. Worst of all, he tried to take credit for helping NREL, in a Rocky Mountain News guest editorial this past Saturday, when he, more than any other member of Congress, is most to blame for the cuts. For the facts and a response to Both Ways Bob's hypocritical editorial click here.

Senator Wayne Allard: Allard, a member of the majority on the Senate Appropriations completely dropped the ball by allowing the cuts in the first place. The past couple weeks he has tried to blame the cuts on minority member of the Appropriations committee, which the Colorado press--to its credit--didn't buy. Worst of all, Allard is now trying to take credit for the restoration of cuts by being the first to put out a release about how "pleased" he is to the press.
As for President Bush, he will arrive in Denver tonight and will be visiting NREL tomorrow morning. Stay tuned to our homepage, www.progressnowaction.org, for the latest plans regarding his visit.

Sincerely,

Michael Huttner

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couple of times.
I like how they skewered Beauprez for prancing around in a flight suit during a photo op when he's never served in the military.