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To: Kenny Bunk
You’re right on that, it’s business as usual. But let’s look at it pragmatically.
Why did the Democrats place a moratorium on the building of petroleum cracking plants in the U.S. during the early 90’s?
Why did the Democrats in all their wisdom refuse to open ANWAR?
Why have the Democrats refused to allow the Oil Companies to drill off the coasts of California, Atlantic seaboard shelf, Gulf of Mexico etc.?
Was it because they had hatred of America during the 90’s right up until today?
Or, as you claim partisan reasons?
Personally I think it’s partisan reasons. And it is the people of America that are hurt in the long run. So in essence you're right it is business as usual for the Democrats.
69 posted on 02/28/2008 4:59:11 AM PST by Doc91678 (Doc91678)
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To: Doc91678
Personally I think it’s partisan reasons. And it is the people of America that are hurt in the long run. So in essence you're right it is business as usual for the Democrats.

What really smarts is that our Fearless Leader has made it business as usual, too. The economy is in real danger of going to hell in a handbasket, in large part because of this, and while W has done a bit of maneuvering, he has failed to seize the issue and provide leadership for straightening it out. We needed something like the Manhattan Project, and we didn't even get a kindergarten bake sale from this guy.

When Mumbles leaves, he'll wave to us wearing Jimmy Carter's old sweater unless he starts swinging right now. A good man can get a lot done in 11 months.Would make a great project for Cheney.

70 posted on 02/28/2008 7:00:57 AM PST by Kenny Bunk (George Bush, get us an oil policy before you leave and a lot will be forgiven!)
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