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Kelliher's lead over Emmer is similar -- 38 percent to 29 percent.
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But Kelliher's unfit to head an agency where his main priority will be to protect consumers from the manipulative tactics of the very industry he enjoys a cozy relationship with.
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"Kelliher's inappropriate relationship and communications with corporate lobbyists not only tainted the administration's National Energy Policy, but raise questions about the ability of Mr. Kelliher to be an impartial voice at FERC," Public Citizen Director Joan Claybrook said in a Feb. 11, 2003 letter sent to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, in response to Bush's announcement that Kelliher would fill one of the vacant seats on the FERC.
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News of Kelliher's FERC appointment came as a welcome surprise to many industry lobbyists and energy executives who view him as a staunch supporter of the free-market principles of deregulation.
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"Kelliher's inappropriate relationship and communications with corporate lobbyists not only tainted the administration's National Energy Policy, but raise questions about the ability of Mr. Kelliher to be an impartial voice at FERC," Public Citizen Director Joan Claybrook said in a Feb. 11, 2003 letter sent to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, in response to Bush's announcement that Kelliher would fill one of the vacant seats on the FERC.
Energy Adviser Who Solicited Enron to Help Write Nat��l Energy Policy to Be Named Chair of FERC 2005
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Kelliher's main primary opponents, former Sen. Mark Dayton and former legislator Matt Entenza, are campaigning full-time.
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Kelliher's main primary opponents, former Sen. Mark Dayton and former legislator Matt Entenza, are campaigning full-time.
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- Margaret Anderson Kelliher questioned Mark Dayton's definition of wealthy; Dayton questioned the completeness of Kelliher's budget plan, and Matt Entenza questioned whether the state can afford the universal health care plan Kelliher supports.
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Kelliher's job creation proposal includes lot of government cash: $1 billion in capitol investment in each of the next two years, pulling in $1.4 billion in federal health care dollars (which would cost the state about $200 million on top of what it's already spending),
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Kelliher's new spot, her second, shows people trying to order "good schools" and "jobs" at
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