japan is viewed as a peer country, it s a wealthier country than haiti. it has strong institutions and a history of dealing effectively with disasters, such as this one. i think that affects the nature and the extent of the philanthropic response. the organizational environment matters. we had a number of a large number of nonprofits operating in haiti, for example, prior to the disaster. in japan, there are few international aid organizations that have long-term operations in japan. that makes it difficult for them to start relief operations and then raise money to fund those operations. i think that s, again, related to the economic factors. it s also fair to say that japan is also at a distance from the u.s. compared to haiti. haiti s much closer and, therefore, there s a lot more information. it seems like it s closer to home. the media coverage is also important. we know that people tend to give when they know about the disaster, when they have good
coming back? what s important is we generate electricity. the resiliency, stability of the grade and we have diversity. for anyone to advance the notion we should do away with all fossil fuels is simply not correct. the president has made it clear that we are going to make sure we protect air but do so with respect to how utility companies make decisions. what was most offensive was it co-opted and coerced states to take over the power grid. it was a power grab over the power grid. the president has been strong and courageous to make sure we get it right. we have executed on it from a regulatory perspective and it is sending a message those jobs matter but the environment matters. bret: president obama defending this august 2015, sai said. they will claim this plan will cost you money even though
romney never sat next to nancy pelosi in an ad fun bid george soros on behalf of the global warming initiative. as recent aas 2008 the soros agenda had no better friend than newt gingrich. nice try, there speaker. first of all, that response is pure bologna. the fact is i opposed cap and trade. i testified against it the very same day al gore testified for it. i do care about the environment. i m happy to say i think the environment matters. i think clean air matters, clean water matters and i think even gov. romney might agree to that. what he can t escape is the fact that george soros and hanging out a a lot of the so-called world leaders said to a european leader on tape that as far as he was concerned there was no difference between obama and romney. and in the youtube video that people can see at newt.org you will see case after case from