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4 comments:
The GOP needs to add the following to the Democrat tally:
1) Carbon cap and trade = $2.00
2) Destabilized world = $2.00
Total price of gas under their plan = $8.00.
The radical environmentalists are rubbing their hands in glee - they've waited a long time to ambush the American people with this one.
They, of course, would argue the destabilized world tab belongs on our ledger. And that McCain supports cap and trade as well.
BTW, what the E is McCain doing supporting cap and trade? It makes me feel yucky.
If the US would make even a half-hearted effort toward recovering off-shore oil or oil shale it would immediately lower the price of oil. Even though it would take ~10 years for that oil to come online, it would lower prices right now because it would force the demand side of the curve to acknowledge that there will not be any shortage of oil in the foreseeable future. Oil supply easily meets demand today, and such a move by the US would provide certainty of future supply.
Carbon cap and trade will be a BAD decision for the US. Talk about completely sending any remaining manufacturing base we have here overseas.