CEI Weekly: Chris Horner Discusses "Richard Windsor" on CNBC

January 4, 2013

Feature: CEI Senior Fellow Christopher Horner updates CNBC on the unfolding EPA email scandal.

FEATURE: Chris Horner Discusses "Richard Windsor" on CNBC In the wake of EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson's resignation, many are asking questions about why she employed an alias "Richard Windsor" email account. CEI Senior Fellow Christopher Horner went on CNBC this week to explain how he first discovered the existence of the secret alias account and why he believes Jackson resigned last week. Watch the interview here.  SHAPING THE DEBATE Happy New Year? Fiscal Cliff, Meet the Costberg Wayne Crews' column in Forbes Web Users Dodge Bullet As FTC Closes Google Probe CEI's press release Italy's Zombie Politicians Have Crossed the Atlantic Matthew Melchiorre's op-ed in Forbes Alleged Conflict of Interest on FDA Tobacco Panel Jeff Edgens' op-ed in Health Care News Transparency Advocates See Tough Year, Growing Windsorgate Scandal Ahead Chris Horner's citation in The Washington Times Time for a Yard Sale? Selling Excess Property Could Net Government Billions Myron Ebell's citation in Fox News Red Tape on the Rise CEI's citation in The Washington Times FTC Puts Lid on Google Search Teapot Tempest Ryan Radia's citation in E-Commerce Times Business 2012: Year in Review Ryan Young's citation in OneNewsNow

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