[Brilliant]

I have a hard time feeling sorry for Californians who won't allow drilling off their coast, when they complain about the price of gas.

[Red6]

Artificial market manipulations to force consumers to behave a certain way coming from a liberal? I’m surprised (sarcasm)

He should move to France and buy a 1.2 liter Renault. He can then live in his 36 square meter flat and philosophize about how great it is to have so little.

[359Henrie]

Its not my fault, I want one off Babs beach house.

[Zeppelin]

*****I have a hard time feeling sorry for Californians who won't allow drilling off their coast, when they complain about the price of gas.*****

Look at the elitists like Kennedy. Supposedly he's a staunch proponent of renewable energy, but a few months ago he killed a plan to put a windmill farm off the coast of his sweet pad.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1586558/posts

Do as I say, not as I do, right?

That's a shame, too. The hot air spewing from the Kennedy compound could power half of Massachusetts.

Then again, we wouldnt want a drunken Teddy driving his boat into one of those windmills.

(this is just too easy) =P

[ElkGroveDan]

I have a hard time feeling sorry for Californians who won't allow drilling off their coast, when they complain about the price of gas.

Why bash just Californians? Why not bash all Americans because the U.S. Senate won't allow drilling in the Arctic Wildlife Refuge?

[mission9]

We got the same problem from Republicans here in Florida, not even counting the nut and berry crowd.

[stop_fascism]

Me too, and I'm a Californian.

[Hi Heels]

So, gas real cheap where you live?

[ChEng]

Actually, they do drill off the coast of California. How about drilling off the West coast of Florida (where I reside) and the wastes of Alaska? I was staying in a hotel in Scotland, the hotel owner had a Pathfinder, said it cost him a $100 every fillup, that was in 1997..