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1 posted on 04/26/2006 5:19:22 PM PDT by RWR8189
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the rise in gas prices comes along at just the right time.

Wishful thinking - even $20/gallon fuel would have less of an impact then the loss of sovereignty.
2 posted on 04/26/2006 5:22:48 PM PDT by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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He’s tried Social Security and immigration and run into a wall on each.
Correction: He's paid lip service to Social Security reform and spent his political capital on amnesty for illegal aliens.

 

3 posted on 04/26/2006 5:26:43 PM PDT by peyton randolph (Time for an electoral revolution where the ballot box is the guillotine)
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Earth to Morris - Hydrogen isn't going anywhere soon. Ethanol in the short run is good as there is a fairly large fleet of vehicles out there that can use it. Try bioDiesel for the near and intermediate time. There are quite a few light duty, Diesel engined trucks out there that could use it for most of the year.

Energy independence is the best way to disengage from the ME and to send them back to the stone age.

7 posted on 04/26/2006 5:33:31 PM PDT by Paladin2 (If the political indictment's from Fitz, the jury always acquits.)
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Dick is a left of center moderate who mistakenly believes that that is where the rest ofthe country is as well.


8 posted on 04/26/2006 5:34:30 PM PDT by Prysson
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Yeahhhhh... more research on hydrogen-powered fuels -- that's something that everyone can get excited about that will get the price of gas down this summer.

Duhh?


9 posted on 04/26/2006 5:35:31 PM PDT by mhx
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"As anyone remotely into New Age voodoo knows, the Chinese symbol for crisis is said to consist of the words “danger” and “opportunity.”"

Oh geez. What does new age have to do with foreign language semantics.


10 posted on 04/26/2006 5:47:57 PM PDT by Rennes Templar ("The future ain't what it used to be".........Yogi Berra)
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He should ... act quickly on massive new investments ... increase ... production of alcohol-based fuels ... plunge ahead ... hydrogen-fueled cars ... call for major new facilities ...

Dick Morris has officially lost his mind.

13 posted on 04/26/2006 6:22:52 PM PDT by Grim
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Dick Morris is a punditry joke, and has been for a long time. He's on one side then another then another...his analysis is always a crap shoot. In this piece we're supposed to believe he's an expert on alternative energy sources? Does he still drive a car with an internal combustion engine? I thought so.

He also ignores a basic fact: the reason so many Democrats are ripping the President is because they HATE CAPITALISM. The American people are upset over gas prices, but by and large the VOTING public--the investor class---can understand (if explained to them)why prices are so high.

The anti-capitalist/socialists and the general public right now are in general agreement: high gas prices aren't a good thing. But that agreement stems from DIFFERENT GOALS.

The Chuck Schumers of the world want to give control of the commodity to a government bureaucracy...the people want to get more gas at a cheaper price so they can spend more money at WAL-MART.

The challenge for conservatism is to make this an opportunity to educate our fellow citizens about how important it is to get more oil from our own resources, cut government's "take" on our energy resources (EPA regulations and taxes), and get new viable sources of energy moving again: clean coal and nuclear power, for instance.

14 posted on 04/26/2006 6:44:42 PM PDT by Recovering_Democrat ((I am SO glad to no longer be associated with the party of Dependence on Government!))
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So where does Morris think all this hydrogen is going to come from???

A more realistic solution is start drilling here at home.

And start building more nuke plants.


16 posted on 04/26/2006 7:30:31 PM PDT by DB (©)
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I don't speak or read Chinese, but I have a copy of Langenscheidt's Pocket Dictionary: Chinese-English, English-Chinese. According to that, the word for crisis in Chinese is weiji (with long marks over the E and the second I, indicating that both are "first tone" [high, level]).

The same character for wei by itself means "danger."

The same character for ji means "opportunity" (or "machine" or "airplane").

According to another dictionary, by James C. Quo (1960), which uses the Wade-Giles system, the Chinese word is wei chi in the Wade-Giles transcription. Quo has wei shown as second tone.

So the common report appears to be correct.

20 posted on 04/26/2006 9:29:39 PM PDT by Verginius Rufus
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"We must stop paying terrorists at the pump even as we pay to repress them with our taxes."

Hey it's Dick Huffington.
21 posted on 04/26/2006 9:38:42 PM PDT by headstamp (Nothing lasts forever, Unless it does.)
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As anyone remotely into New Age voodoo knows, the Chinese symbol for crisis is said to consist of the words “danger” and “opportunity.”

Which Chinese character is Mr. Morris referring to? I know of no such symbol.
New age voodoo, perhaps. Chinese character, no. Read on:

How a misunderstanding of Chinese characters has led many astray

Chinese translation of "crisis"

Not conversant with Chinese, we must accept this derived wisdom on faith.

That's exactly what it is: "derived" wisdom, based on wishful thinking, not facts.

22 posted on 04/26/2006 10:23:40 PM PDT by wai-ming
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I've learned to pay attention to Dick Morris when he's discussing the Clintons, and ignore him on everything else.


23 posted on 04/27/2006 5:12:41 AM PDT by NewJerseyJoe (Rat mantra: "Facts are meaningless! You can use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true!")
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Bush can restore some prestige with the following energy plan:

1. Relax EPA regulations on building new refineries.
2. Relax EPA regulations on the variants of petrol that need to be offered.
3. Relax EPA regulations on diesel - American tax and environmental policy has an insane bias against diesel.
4. Offer tax incentives for diesel cars and consumption.
5. Petrodiesel technology is a gateway to bio-diesel, a viable prospect, as in many cases it's made out of rubbish, which is something we never run out of. ;) Offer tax incentives for R&D into this technology; give grants to universities that do research into it.
6. Drill ANWR.

The mere announcement of these measures should cause a drop in the price of oil. As a medium-term strategy, it should allow the USA to become much more energy independent.

Regards, Ivan


25 posted on 04/27/2006 6:19:18 AM PDT by MadIvan (I aim to misbehave.)
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Actually a good piece by ole toe sucker. He forgot to add that Bush needs to pound it into the nation's head everyday, that it was the democrats and their environmental friends that are in large part responsible for this nation's dependence on foreign terrorist oil.


26 posted on 04/27/2006 6:54:32 AM PDT by AxelPaulsenJr (More people died in Ted Kennedy's car than hunting with Dick Cheney.)
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