The Bear on Sep 05 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
While increased overall supplies are the main benefit of expanded drilling, the extra resiliency against natural disasters from geographically widespread production is another plus in the debate over repealing the moratorium on 85% of our offshore areas and the restrictions on ANWR.
The Bear on Aug 14 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
A 21st-century energy policy must rationally encourage innovation and conservation, and pay attention to the environmental impact of our choices as well.
The Bear on Jul 28 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
This is a potential political gusher, if only Republicans would fully tap into it. Bush has the opportunity to do so before this hot, cash-guzzling summer ends.
The Bear on Jul 26 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
Just what part of �drill now� do they not understand?
The Bear on Jul 21 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
How do Congressional Democrats think that most people get to and from work, job site, etc.?
The Bear on Jun 19 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
As gas prices are at an all-time high, the American people are demanding that Congress take action to drill here and drill now. More than 650,000 Americans have signed the “Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less” petition, and that number keeps growing rapidly each day.
Increasing domestic energy resources is not a Republican or Democrat [...]
The Bear on Jun 16 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
While many in Congress may gloss over the current energy crisis in America, the majority of Americans cannot.
The Bear on Jun 12 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
Nearly 70% of Americans support lowering energy prices by using domestic energy sources, even if it means drilling off our coasts and in Alaska, rather than suing OPEC
The Bear on Jun 03 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy, Environmentalism, Politics
My sense is that the American public is madder than hell at everyone in Washington. They have watched Washington dole out earmarks by the bushel loads, paid off political constituencies with favors and the best they can offer is political inquiries of political enemies.
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