Even the kids have had their fill... "Abbey" is tired of Bronco Bamma and Mitt Romney.

It's okay, Abbey, wait until you see your share of the debt...

Buck-up, Abbey.

Less than a week away from the most important election in our lifetime, it's yeoman's work time, folks, as we all know the MSM refuses to cover these stories that expose Obama and his failures. Luis posted about the latest Benghazi information Newt Gingrich outlined on Greta last night.

Here is the other "shoe", if you will. Be certain, when talking to the 'undecideds' around you to point out both stark facts regarding Obama's failures. If Benghazi does not nudge them to vote for Romney, Obama's flushing of hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars into bankrupt and/or failing solar energy companies should hit them in the wallet...

The October bankruptcy of solar company Satcon Technology Corp. puts the number of bankrupt or troubled green energy companies as high as 50, according to one estimate.

During the first presidential debate, Republican candidate Mitt Romney said the Obama administration had doled out $90 billion to green energy companies, half of which he said had failed, which sparked a media-wide debate over the accuracy of the claim.

The Romney campaign later clarified that he was talking about the DOE’s 1705 loan program which doled out $16.1 billion to green energy companies, according to the Washington Post. Of the 33 companies that received 1705 loan guarantees, only three have declared bankruptcy.

However, when other subsidies, outside of the 1705 loan guarantees are factored in, the number of government-backed green energy failures is much higher.

The blog Green Corruption’s “Obama green-energy failure” list contains 23 bankrupt and 27 troubled green energy companies which were backed by the federal government. This list uses data compiled by the Heritage Foundation, but also includes some things the conservative think tank doesn’t.

According to the Heritage Foundation, $80 billion was set aside in the 2009 stimulus package for clean energy loans, grants, and tax credits, and 10 percent of these funds have gone to companies that have filed for bankruptcy or are in dire straits.

The Green Corruption estimates are on the high end as others have total number of bankrupt and troubled green energy firms much lower.

The Heritage Foundation’s list contains 34 companies that have either filed for bankruptcy or are faltering as of October 18. Of those 34 listed, nineteen have filed for bankruptcy and fifteen are considered faltering.

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Of interest: Anti-Obama Benghazi Meme Gets Censored for ‘Violating Facebook’s Statement of Rights and Responsibilities’