Barack Obama Is A Strong Alternative Energy Man

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Comment by Robert Jungmann on March 15, 2009 at 1:57pm

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Comment by Robert Jungmann on January 10, 2009 at 8:38am

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Comment by Robert Jungmann on October 12, 2008 at 8:29pm

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Everyone seems to have needs of an enemy, so make it the Earth and taking care of it.

Gobama

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Comment by FutureMedia on August 29, 2008 at 10:48am

So much for suspense. With Sarah Palin as McPain's running mate, it's pretty clear Barack and Joe will be our New Energy champions for the USA in January. I think John was having a Senior Moment this morning. Thank God he didn't pick someone qualified to step in if he dies.

I noticed Barack said he's support "Clean Coal" and "Nuclear Energy". I certainly don't and I prey he only said that to help him win West Virginia. LOL.

But Al Gore's speech yesterday was outstanding.

Comment by Beth Locklear on August 12, 2008 at 10:16pm

I agree with Mark. If we "drill here, drill now" it is no guarantee that the oil drops we will get (if any) will stay here in America. Some or all will get exported by the oil companies if they can make more money by selling it to other countries. I believe Barack would stipulate that if we do drill in the US, that the oil needs to stay here. McCain pushes for free trade with other countries so he does not want us to squelch trade and is opposed to American products staying in America (see American-made Harley Davidson article/protectionists) because he feels it undermines free/fair trade.

Even if we do get oil here in the US and get to keep it, it will take years and we need something else in the meantime, NOW. Boone says natural gas is the answer. My husband works for a gas company here in Texas and he says their company fleets run on natural gas. The city of Austin has electric cars that the local government uses and the metro buses run on propane/natural gas. We have a Smart Car dealership and those awesome little bugs are becoming more and more common around here. Texas is doing something but we need more action nationwide.

On another note McCain not only wants to "drill here, drill now" but he also is pushing for nuclear energy, however, he wants to put the waste in NEVADA! I don't want it in Texas and he does not want it in his state of Arizona! I don't see why he wants to dump it in Nevada?? This energy plan should be a bipartisan effort but when people start pushing political buttons, I will speak out for Obama because he has a brilliant mind and many support staff that are very capable to make good decisions.

Comment by Bob Wood on August 4, 2008 at 5:28pm

Comment by Bob Wood on August 3, 2008 at 11:33pm

The ones in Texas are much bigger, some 8X bigger! I, too, feel Barack is the one who will back alternative energy. Pickens said: "This is one problem we can't drill our way out of." He would know, he is a geologist... and an oil man.

Comment by Bob Wood on August 3, 2008 at 11:30pm

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