energy independence
Here is a new McCain Web Ad that goes after the conflicting positions of Barack Obama and his running mate Joe Biden on clean coal technology.
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For 25 years, we have had an unrealistic energy policy, based more upon Left Wing myths than common sense facts. This approach has led to decreased domestic drilling, and decreased domestic supply.
The results speak for themselves: higher gas prices and an over-dependence on foreign production.
Because of these policies, we are sending over $700 billion dollars a year overseas to Foreign Countries. As Boone Pickens says, this is the largest transfer of wealth in human history.
Liberals have always had a special affinity for wealth transfer programs. But they have usually focused on programs that transfer wealth from the American people to our Federal Government. Now, however, their energy policy is responsible for transferring massive amounts of wealth from American citizens to the citizens and Governments of foreign oil producers.
This transfer of American wealth overseas must stop. We need a new energy policy. One that that leads to energy independence.
Barack Obama says we must choose between off shore drilling and protecting the environment. This a false choice and I am sure he knows it.
With modern American technology, I believe we can drill off shore and still protect the environment.
When it comes to increased drilling for oil, we need to drill here, drill safely and drill now in order to create jobs, increase supply, lower the price of gas, and keep more of our money here in America.
I have noticed that one of Senator Obama’s favorite campaign slogans is “Yes, We can.” But when it comes to offshore drilling, nuclear power, clean coal, oil shale and energy independence his position is “No, We Can’t.”
The United States needs to get a new energy policy based upon a philosophy of Yes WE Will. Americans have to demand of their elected representatives that we increase offshore drilling, nuclear power, clean coal, natural gas, oil shale, wind, solar, biofuels and anything else to get us off OPEC oil. We need a national program of Energy Independence: “Yes, We Will.”
We need a new agenda that utilizes our nation’s abundant natural resources in a smart, strategic and safe manner.
We have to come together as Americans, across party lines and demand that energy independence be a gift we leave to future generations of Americans.
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Via Johnmccain.com
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough: "Let me bring in Evan Bayh and give him a chance to talk about this also -- offshore oil drilling. The Obama campaign criticized John McCain for flip-flopping on oil drilling and then a week later, the Obama campaign flip-flopped on oil drilling. Why?"
Senator Evan Bayh: "Well, I don't think he has flip-flopped at all, Joe. You don't have to listen to the politicians about this. You can listen to people like Boone Pickens who has made billions of dollars in the oil industry. He has said very clearly, we can't drill our way out of this problem. You can listen to Charlie's fellow governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, a pretty straight shooting guy, who says that anybody who says we can drill our way out of this problem is not being straight with the American people."
Scarborough: "What is Barack Obama's position on offshore oil drilling because a lot of people are confused?"
Senator Bayh: "He believes it is not really the short-term or long-term answer to the problem."
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John McCain's latest graphic on Obama's "tire pressure" gaffe continues to turn up the heat and it allows McCain to capitalize on Obama's ignorance in regard to energy. Obama surely did not do the research himself for the remarks he made and therefore he is the puppet of fools. McCain has every right to point that out the American public and he is doing just that.
Obama's Energy Plan
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Here is Obama's latest energy plan:
He's soooo smart! Why didn't I think of that?
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During a rountable event hosted by John McCain, Michael Feeney(a panelist) confronted McCain on nuclear energy and said that he feared 7,000 lb SUV's running over him in the parking lot.(At the 5 minute mark) He also admits that he is not an expert on energy. I think he makes that very clear when he continues to refer to ANWR as the "Alaska National Wildlife Refuge"(at the 2:40 mark of video) vs. the actual ANWR which is the "Artic National Wildlife Refuge".
Feeney seemed very nervous. I'm glad Feeney was able to make his point even if he seemed to ramble at some points and I think McCain seemed to wrap it up nicely without denigrating the guy.
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According to the News-Leader John McCain says that he is willing to reconsider drilling in ANWR.
For years, McCain has opposed drilling for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).
But McCain said he'd be willing to reconsider that stance as well.
"I would be more than happy to examine it again," McCain said.
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It seems to me that the "Band Wagon" has begun to roll. Many Republicans that had previously apposed drilling off of our coasts and other various locations within the U.S. are starting to hear the music.
Florida Governor Charlie Crist is one of the latest to change his positon on offshore drilling.
Newt Gingrich is leading the way having obtained more than one Million signatures in a petition he calls Drill here.Drill now.Pay less.
Here is a short segment of McCain's speech in Houston today where he discussed energy policy and compared Obama's positions on energy to those of Jimmy Carter.
Note: The audio is not very good so you'll have to turn it up. :)
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