By Bob Jordan Asbury Park Press September 23, 2011 NJTV on Friday is wrapping up its week-long Governors of New Jersey interview series on the NJ Today news program, with some of the former state chief executives telling anchor Mike Schneider what they think of Gov. Chris Christie’s performance and whether he‘s capable of running for president. [...]
By Taylor Harvey Wake Forest University September 20, 2011 Former governor, EPA head seeks moderation, civility in volatile times [...]
By Douglas C. Lyons Florida Sun Sentinel September 20, 2011 I just walked out of an editorial board meeting with former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman. Talk about a wasted resource! She's knowledgeable, seasoned and up-to-speed on a variety of America's energy and environmental needs. You'd never guess she's a Republican. [...]
Interview By Rae Tyson The Daily Climate September 6, 2011 Christine Todd Whitman served as the first woman governor of New Jersey from 1994 to 2001 and was Environmental Protection Agency administrator under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2003. She is president of The Whitman Strategy Group, a consulting firm that specializes in energy and environmental issues, and she co-directs the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition, an advocacy group started and funded by the Nuclear Energy Institute. [...]
By Richard Khavkine The Star-Ledger August 18, 2011 NEW BRUNSWICK — Joey Rogers dreamed of helping others, even as he struggled with his own illness. And he dreamed of butterflies. [...]
By MaryAnn Spoto The Star-Ledger July 28, 2011 Gov. Chris Christie is the latest of several New Jersey governors to wind up in the hospital: [...]
By David Mark Politico July 27, 2011 House Republicans should back Speaker John Boehner’s debt ceiling bill, says Grover Norquist, a key figure in the conservative movement. [...]
By Tom Hester Sr. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM 23 June, 2011 Senate committee reviewing NJN TV takeover plan. [...]
By Juliet Eilperin Washington Post June 22, 2011 A group of more than a dozen moderate Republicans, including four former Environmental Protection Agency administrators, urged President Obama in a letter Wednesday to set tough new standards to curb carbon emissions from cars and light trucks. [...]
Star-Telegram (TX) June 22, 2011 U.S. average fuel-economy improvement of 6 percent a year is “achievable and cost- effective” for U.S. automakers, former Republican U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrators, governors and members of Congress said in a letter to President Barack Obama, according to a Bloomberg News report. [...]