Power Grab Concerns Heat Up over Climate Change - CBN.com

The 700 Club 2011-04-04

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Some argue that White House bureaucrats are using global warming fears to start regulating greenhouse gases in what they call "unconstitutional power grab.".. The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN http://www.cbn.com
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