5 June, 2007 |

10.5 million metric tons annually

“I can’t remember exactly the point that I said, ‘I’m going to do this,’ ” Thompson says, his 6-foot, 6-inch frame sprawled comfortably across a couch in a hotel suite. “But when I did, the thing that occurred to me: ‘I’m going to tell people that I am thinking about it and see what kind of reaction I get to it.’ ”
Til Debt Do US Part

“People will forgive sexual infidelity before they forgive financial infidelity,” says divorce financial specialist Akeela Davis.

And those who do end up forgiving a financial philanderer end up being labelled “sucker,” adds Gail Vaz-Oxlade, host of the TV show Til Debt Do US Part, which airs on Life Network.
Something else people probably don’t know about is the company’s interest in about a hundred cogeneration facilities in more than thirty locations worldwide, generating some 4,300 megawatts of power. This capacity also reduces global CO2 emissions by more than 10.5 million metric tons annually. That’s equivalent to taking two million cars off the road in America.

Little known to the public is the extraordinary generosity of the company. In 2006, it made $9 million in grants through its Africa Health Initiative and more than $2.5 million through its Educating Women and Girls Initiative. Outside of the pharmaceutical industry, ExxonMobil is the largest private sector donor to malaria research activities. In 2007, the company became a founding sponsor of the National Math and Science Initiative, committing $125 million to encouraging this area of education.
Well, “sucker” is definitely written all over the forehead of this desperate caller to my TV show, Money Line.

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“Linda, what I can I do?” pressed John, who explained his work takes him away from home for weeks on end, and his bride gets bored. He went on to explain, “so she applied for all these credit cards, went on a spending spree, maxed them all out and secretly kept it from me. But then collection agencies began to call.”
His late start carries some problems but also “certain advantages,” he says. “Nobody has maxed out to me” in contributions, he notes, and using the Internet already “has allowed me to be in the hunt, so to speak, without spending a dime.”

Indeed. For what it’s worth, in Internet poll after Internet poll, you see Fred Thompson’s name either at the top of the list, or in the top three, but as far as national polls, he has his work cut out for him. His entry into the race is going to throw a monkeywrench into the campaigns of the “Big 3? (Rudy, Romney, and McCain) because what they are riding on right now is name recognition, but no real deep affection from the base (does the name Rudy McRomney ring alarm bells or what?).

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