Richard Fowler, f joins Thom Hartmann. The Romney campaign might have to shelve their untruthful Solyndra attacks for a little while. You might remember last week - Romney appeared outside the headquarters of Solyndra - to attack the President over a federal investment gone awry at the now-bankrupt solar company. Nevermind the fact that the government investment represented less than 1% of all the investments made by the Department of Energy in renewable companies. And nevermind the fact that the investment originiated under the Bush administration - and not the Obama Administration. Romney's never been good with the facts - and I've said it before - and I'll say it again - the only way Mitt Romney can win the White House is by lying. But now - Romney has some explaining to do on his own when it comes to failed investments in solar companies. As the Boston Herald reports - as Governor of Massachusetts - Romney ALSO invested taxpayer dollars into a green company that went belly-up. In 2003 - Romney appeared outside solar company Konarka Technologies - calling for more grants for the renewable energy sector. But after a $1.5 million investment by the state - Konarka filed for bankruptcy - laying off its entire staff - and liquidating all of its assets. So when Romney attacks President Obama for a similarly failed investment at Solyndra - he's also attacking himself.

Gov. Madeleine Kunin, author of The New Feminist Agenda: Defining the Next Revolution for Women, Work and Family joins Thom Hartmann. Over the last several months - Republicans have been trying to take America back a hundred years - to a time when women were considered the property of men. If Republicans don't stop all the non-sense - will women have the last laugh come the November elections?

Marc Harrold Attorney & Nicole Williams, Attorney & Judson Phillips, Founder-Tea Party Nation all join Thom Hartmann. Is Speaker of the House Boehner really happy that our economy is on the brink of recession - and can the Department of Justice stop Florida's war on voting? All that and more in tonight's Big Picture Rumble...