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Congress Set to Quadruple Oil Tax to Pay For Oil SpillFrom Weasel Zippers: Clearly, our present Congress doesn't care AT ALL what the voter thinks. What do you think that means? Why would people who are voted into office not care what the voters think?...
- Pelosi...obama Is "one That Comes Along Only Every Now And Then"
Despite the fact that on economic issues Joe Lieberman is more liberal than: Kerry, John, D-Mass. Stabenow, Debbie, D-Mich. Reid, Harry, D-Nev. Kohl, Herb, D-Wis. Brown, Sherrod, D-Ohio Inouye, Daniel, D-Hawaii Lincoln, Blanche, D-Ark....
- Tailor Made Campaign Issue ..economy, National Security, Financial Irresponsibility, Contempt For The Retired And Working People
SF Chronicle: Pelosi blocks offshore drilling vote GOP wants Zachary Coile, Chronicle Washington Bureau Friday, August 1, 2008For weeks, pressure has been mounting in Congress to approve more domestic oil...
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Senate Democrats plan probes into Iraq war WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Accusing Republicans of failing to adequately monitor the conduct of the war in Iraq, Senate Democrats on Wednesday announced their own series of hearings into what they called a failed...
- How To Tell You Are A Leader In National Security
Senate Democratic leaders on Friday accused Vice President Dick Cheney of playing politics with terrorism and contended that voters won't buy Republican arguments that the GOP is stronger on national security. "They've run this play one too many...
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People are going to vote on ONE ISSUE, and unknowingly it's national security
Why don't I hear your campaign shrieking this to the high heavens Senator McCain?
So McCain's campaign remains silent but for one commercial blaming high gas prices on Obama (cmon guys, be real), or is that the media just won't hold their megaphone in front of those people?
Senator McCain, the national democratic leadership and most of their backers, including in the house and senate remain unalterably opposed to anything but more overseas oil...that WILL be the result of their actions, and lack of actions.
They can be publicly disemboweled on this issue of utmost national security, and economic SURVIVAL on which they refuse to either accept the public will, OR common sense.
Run against that.
Do it and be seen to do it before Obama does.
If you cannot do that, and beat Obama to the common sense point, you don't deserve the victory in November.
Last poll showed 75% of the people want drilling now EVERYWHERE. The people of Alaska, and the 84% apporval rated gov are in favor if it.Reid, Pelosi ready to compromise
Democrat leadership running scared on growing demand for oil
WASHINGTON - Are the Democratic leaders in Congress nervous about the growing grass-roots demand for lifting restrictions on domestic oil drilling?
Consider this: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has himself proposed a plan to open new areas for oil exploration - outraging senior members of his own caucus.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, ever aware of the way average Americans are being squeezed at the gas pump and through rising inflation due to higher energy prices, is supporting the plan.
While the proposal is drawing shrieks from those Democrats occupying safe seats in the House and Senate, it shows how vulnerable congressional Democrats might be to an uprising from voters in November.
The legislation, drafted by Reid and Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M., would open nearly a billion new acres off the coast of Alaska to study for drilling. It would also dramatically accelerate oil leases in the western and central Gulf of Mexico.
"I am unalterably opposed to drilling," said Sen. Frank Lautenberg, (D-N.J., a member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, who cited a massive oil spill that closed nearly 100 miles of the Mississippi River last week.
Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., urged Reid to be "very careful about drilling off the coast of Alaska."
So McCain's campaign remains silent but for one commercial blaming high gas prices on Obama (cmon guys, be real), or is that the media just won't hold their megaphone in front of those people?
Senator McCain, the national democratic leadership and most of their backers, including in the house and senate remain unalterably opposed to anything but more overseas oil...that WILL be the result of their actions, and lack of actions.
They can be publicly disemboweled on this issue of utmost national security, and economic SURVIVAL on which they refuse to either accept the public will, OR common sense.
Run against that.
Do it and be seen to do it before Obama does.
If you cannot do that, and beat Obama to the common sense point, you don't deserve the victory in November.
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Congress Set to Quadruple Oil Tax to Pay For Oil SpillFrom Weasel Zippers: Clearly, our present Congress doesn't care AT ALL what the voter thinks. What do you think that means? Why would people who are voted into office not care what the voters think?...
- Pelosi...obama Is "one That Comes Along Only Every Now And Then"
Despite the fact that on economic issues Joe Lieberman is more liberal than: Kerry, John, D-Mass. Stabenow, Debbie, D-Mich. Reid, Harry, D-Nev. Kohl, Herb, D-Wis. Brown, Sherrod, D-Ohio Inouye, Daniel, D-Hawaii Lincoln, Blanche, D-Ark....
- Tailor Made Campaign Issue ..economy, National Security, Financial Irresponsibility, Contempt For The Retired And Working People
SF Chronicle: Pelosi blocks offshore drilling vote GOP wants Zachary Coile, Chronicle Washington Bureau Friday, August 1, 2008For weeks, pressure has been mounting in Congress to approve more domestic oil...
- Get Ready For Court Fights Over House & Senate Seats, Be Very Ready
Senate Democrats plan probes into Iraq war WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Accusing Republicans of failing to adequately monitor the conduct of the war in Iraq, Senate Democrats on Wednesday announced their own series of hearings into what they called a failed...
- How To Tell You Are A Leader In National Security
Senate Democratic leaders on Friday accused Vice President Dick Cheney of playing politics with terrorism and contended that voters won't buy Republican arguments that the GOP is stronger on national security. "They've run this play one too many...