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June 24, 2010 12:08 AM UTC
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I’d like to thank Republican Leader Boehner for the gift that keeps on giving:
Yep, that’s right. The apologist did the right thing… and since you and your members agree with this apologist enough to keep him as THE ranking member on the energy committee, this issue will not go away anytime soon.
Tone deaf.
solves a lot of “Barton Problems”
Or similar?
Just the subsidies to these profitable, non-tax paying oil companies is a bunch.
Then there’s the matter of maintaining The Empire’s oil supply system with the military.
Tell the people of LA and AL and FL that they aren’t paying through the nose via economic losses.
But, hey, righties never see the big picture.
We should all ride bicycles, like Mao said.
Gas pricing is one area where government hides the true price of oil. If we were to ditch the subsidies, charge for all the military interventions and ship guarding duties, and present a bill for the environmental and health damages done by oil and gas, the U.S. consumer would be outraged.
Instead we cushion the blow, allowing the country itself to absorb the damages without rectifying them, spending taxpayer dollars to enhance oil company profits while hiding the expenses…
We as citizens largely live in a bubble, protected from the realities of the costs we are racking up and the true value of what our government does (or should) provide.
Spotted a manatee cow and two pups by the water’s edge at one point.