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Posted: March 8, 2014 | Author: Pundit Planet | Filed under: Economics, U.S. News | Tags: Al Gore, Apple, Climate Alarmism, Commentary (magazine), Crony capitalism, cronyism, Justin Danhof, National Center for Public Policy Research, Return on investment, Sustainable energy, Tim Cook | 1 CommentJustin Danhof, Director of the Free Enterprise Project (and one of Tim Cook’s least favorite investors) joined the program to discuss his recent dust-up with the Apple CEO… Apparently, Cook thinks that return on investment isn’t nearly as important as pursuing “green energy” dollars from DC.
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