Posted on 05/22/2008 12:57:15 PM PDT by Dawnsblood
Obama will talk out of both sides of his mouth. He’ll be all fuzzy for the greenies when he talks to the moonbats. He favor digging up his grandma’s turnip garden to get to coal when he talks to working class whites.
Yeah, change we can believe in. My a$$.
LOL. Yeah, but youtube can be a bitch.
Explore and drill, east and west coasts and Alaska and develop the reserves contained in the Bakken Formation
Build modern technology refineries
Build Nuke power plants
Build Coal power plants
Open the clean coal deposits Klinton closed which contains 62 BILLION tons of environmentally safe low-sulfur coal from the Kaiparowits Plateau in Utah.
Slowly but steadily increase the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)
But noooo, we get ethanol. And from CORN no less.
And the enviro-wackjobs demand this...
If the President were to announce this tomorrow and clearly state that due to the necessity of averting a disaster to the economy and a threat to National Security he will emplace Executive Orders that will not only immediately initialize this overall program but exempt it from excessive or unnecessary environmental regulatory agencies rules where do you think the hedge fund speculators will go, thus dropping the market price of crude by 20 - 40 bucks?
They will go straight to that new market of energy production and the companies that will build it, as a well functioning economy SHOULD be that inviting. Not only will the price start to drop immediately, the very nature of new industry gains and emerging technologies will keep the price down.
Thanks, it seems a little odd, that if there is such a huge demand, we should be hearing about huge increases in pump prices, globally, but I can’t seem to find anything either.
Thanks for the info.
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