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'''Solyndra''' is a [[California]] "green" company that went bankrupt despite $500 million in stimulus dollars. In September 2011, [[FBI]] officials raided their Fremont, Ca. solar plant and homes of executives. <ref>[http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-20103991-54/solyndra-ceo-questioned-by-fbi/ Solyndra CEO questioned by FBI, September 9, 2011]</ref> | '''Solyndra''' is a [[California]] "green" company that went bankrupt despite $500 million in stimulus dollars. In September 2011, [[FBI]] officials raided their Fremont, Ca. solar plant and homes of executives. <ref>[http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-20103991-54/solyndra-ceo-questioned-by-fbi/ Solyndra CEO questioned by FBI, September 9, 2011]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:15, September 16, 2011
See also Solyndra scandal
Solyndra is a California "green" company that went bankrupt despite $500 million in stimulus dollars. In September 2011, FBI officials raided their Fremont, Ca. solar plant and homes of executives. [1]
| “ | These are the same executives who visited the White House on at least 20 occasions and had Obama administration officials sit it on their board meetings. -[1] |
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President Barack Hussein Obama and his administration, appears to have had an extensive relationship with Solyndra LLC.