January 4, 2011

WATCH: Sheppard and Corn on “Countdown”

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It was double duty for MoJo‘s Washington bureau on Monday as both Kate Sheppard and David Corn joined Keith Olbermann on MSNBC’s Countdown. First, Kate dished on the EPA’s new greenhouse gas regulations and incoming chair of the energy and commerce committee Rep. Fred Upton’s (R-Mich.) plans to block them.

Then David Corn joined Keith to discuss Darrell Issa’s plans to investigate the Obama administration.

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