Archive for the ‘Energy Policy’ Category
According to Nancy Pelosi: “Independent reports confirm that speculators are driving up the cost of oil, hurting consumers and potentially damaging the economic recovery. Wall Street profiteering, not oil shortages, is the cause of the price spike. In fact, U.S. oil production is at its highest level since 2003, and millions of acres have been [...]
Tags: gas, independent report, nancy pelosi, obama, price, speculator
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Liberals are rather aghast that some people assert Obama’s policies have driven the price of gas in this country through the roof. Now that gas is nearing $4.00 a gallon, it’s become an issue to be debated seriously. And, it is: who is at fault for these gas prices? Public OpinionPoll Results And: And: Gas [...]
Tags: alaska, anwr, blowout, candada, drilling, egypt, energy, fault, gaddafi, gulf-of-Mexico, hubbard, Iran, iraq, keystone, libya, nuclear, obama, offshore, oil, peak oil, permit, pipeline, price, syria
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Anyone who might be expecting Mexico to bail us out of our OPEC mess might be bothered by this news from the US Energy Information Administration: Mexico is a major non-OPEC oil producer and the United States’ second largest source of oil imports. Mexico produced slightly less than 3 million barrels of oil per day [...]
Tags: alternative, eia, electric, energy information administration, Energy Policy, export, import, mexico, oil, petroleum, roadster, tesla
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QuestionsView Results That’s not my poll, but it’s a dead-on appropriate question. Obama says it’s about the intended genocide Khadafi threatened. Well, that’s been going on unabated in Yemen, Sudan, and several parts of Africa. What’s so special about Libyans that other Africans don’t merit? When Bush citied weapons of mass destruction and known threats [...]
Tags: approval, bush, chemical, congress, genocide, iraq, libya, mustard, oil, opec, poll, sodahead, united nations, war, wmd
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Good question! QuestionsView Results What’s that you say? I left something out? Oh yeah. How many people would have answered differently if they had known it was Sarah Palin? Be honest. So many people are so hung up on the “Sarah Palin is stupid” liberal talking point that they more often than not will react [...]
Tags: alaska, Bahrain, bush, clinton, coal, drilling, egypt, energy, gas, gulf-of-Mexico, libya, middle east, nuclear, obam, oil, opec, policy, price, sarah palin
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Per Barbara Boxer: “I’m going to put in the record … a host of quotes from our national security experts who tell us that carbon pollution leading to climate change will be over the next 20 years the leading cause of conflict, putting our troops in harm’s way,” Boxer said. “And that’s why we have [...]
Tags: Barbara, boxer, carbon, change, climate, coal, conflict, emissions, gas, middle east, oil, sulfur, terror, terrorism, terrorist, veterans, vetpac, war
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Here’s the story: The AFL-CIO labor union has a new tax in mind. Specifically, the union wants to apply a small tax — a tenth of 1 percent — on every stock transaction. The tax would especially target firms that use so-called high-frequency trading, which uses technology to oversee many transactions in the blink of [...]
Tags: 1703, afl, afl-cio, American Federation of Labor, Bart Stupak, bill, cap and trade, chaka fattah, cio, congress, Congress of Industrial Organizations, ed markey, energy, fee, flat tax, futures, henry-waxman, house, internal revenue service, labor, Rep Carol Shea-Porter, Rep Carolyn C. Kilpatrick, Rep Carolyn Maloney, Rep Charles A Wilson, Rep Charles Rangel, Rep Chris Van Hollen, Rep Christopher P. Carney, Rep Dale Kildee, Rep Fortney Pete Stark, Rep Frank Pallone, Rep Gene Green, Rep George Miller, Rep Jay Inslee, Rep Joe Courtney, Rep John B Larson, Rep John M. McHugh, Rep Louise McIntosh Slaughter, Rep Mary Bono Mack, Rep Maurice D. Hinchey, Rep Michael F. Doyle, Rep Peter Welch, Rep Robert Andrews, Rep Robert Wexler, Rep Timothy H. Bishop, Rep Todd Russell Platts, SEIU, tax, transaction, union, wall street, waxman-makey
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A fellow had this to say, among other things: ….we had already seen two tax cuts sold on massively, easily documented false pretenses; a war launched with constant innuendo about a Saddam-Osama link that was clearly false, and with claims about WMDs that were clearly shaky from the beginning and had proved to be entirely [...]
Tags: afghanistan, atrios, axis-of-evil, bias, bush, central intelligence agency, CIA, czar, dishonesty, environtment, fbi, federal bureau of investigations, iraq, kos, liberal, National Debt, obama, osama, paul krugman, politicization, rational, reflexive, saddam-hussein, socialization, tip line, white house, wireta[pping, wmd
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The Energy Information Administration, who touts themselves as “Official Energy Statistics from the US Government”, released a rather astounding conclusion. While most people have been scare-mongering by saying Waxman-Markey will practically bankrupt most lower income people through much higher energy prices, EIA says this is not true at all: ACESA increases energy prices, but effects [...]
Tags: 1984, allegheny power, amerenue, appalachian power, big-brother, climate change, consumers energy, duke, eia, energy, energy information administration, global warming, kansas, kentucky, markey, Missouri, nancy pelosi, national grid, North Carolina, official energy statistics, ohio, public service commission, rate increase, salt river, SEIU, south-carolina, st. louis, truth commission, Utah, vermont, waxman, waxman-markey, West Virginia, westar, white house
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Apparently some guy named Chris Steiner wrote a book called $20 Per Gallon: How the Inevitable Rise in the Price of Gasoline Will Change Our Lives for the Better. It’s gathering some chatter from peeps I enjoy and occasionally respect. Andrew Sullivan loved it: $20 a gallon is about the only thing that could unleash [...]
Tags: $20 per gallon, andrew sullivan, bread and mortar, bubble, bust, california, chris steiner, cisco, daily dish, dot.com, ericsson, gas, gasoline, gdp, golden triangle, gross-domestic-product, hi-tech, ibm, inevitable rise in the price of gasoline will change our lives for the better, IPO, James-Joyner, lenovo, netapp, nortel, North Carolina, Outside-the-Beltway, price, retail, silicon valley, sony, the atlantic, unemployment
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