http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:40:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1910 Jane Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:57:52 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1910 The one to blame for these high cost are Bush,he should look in the mirror instead of passing the buck to Congress. His embracing of ethanol which is causing high food prices, and his love of deregulation. Deregulation of electricity, no controls on oil companies,at least to tax them and help the public. Bush is against anything that would help the consumer. It amazes me how any republican will get elected to the White House or Congress. The one to blame for these high cost are Bush,he should look in the mirror instead of passing the buck to Congress. His embracing of ethanol which is causing high food prices, and his love of deregulation. Deregulation of electricity, no controls on oil companies,at least to tax them and help the public. Bush is against anything that would help the consumer. It amazes me how any republican will get elected to the White House or Congress.

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23522 Jane Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:57:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23522 The one to blame for these high cost are Bush,he should look in the mirror instead of passing the buck to Congress. His embracing of ethanol which is causing high food prices, and his love of deregulation. Deregulation of electricity, no controls on oil companies,at least to tax them and help the public. Bush is against anything that would help the consumer. It amazes me how any republican will get elected to the White House or Congress. The one to blame for these high cost are Bush,he should look in the mirror instead of passing the buck to Congress. His embracing of ethanol which is causing high food prices, and his love of deregulation. Deregulation of electricity, no controls on oil companies,at least to tax them and help the public. Bush is against anything that would help the consumer. It amazes me how any republican will get elected to the White House or Congress.

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1909 Rebecca Furr Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:48:57 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1909 Just another passing the buck ploy by the party who's responsible for our country's current disastrous state. They could drill every square inch of this country and you can bet that not one red cent in savings would be passed on to the consumer. Anyone that thinks these guys give a rat's a** about the little guy is sadly mistaken. They are in it for themselves and their already bloated bank accounts and nothing more. Once the "average american idiot" finally understands this fact, we might move forward on some real solutions. Well, guess the "aai" is off to watch some more Fox news.. LOL! Just another passing the buck ploy by the party who’s responsible for our country’s current disastrous state. They could drill every square inch of this country and you can bet that not one red cent in savings would be passed on to the consumer. Anyone that thinks these guys give a rat’s a** about the little guy is sadly mistaken. They are in it for themselves and their already bloated bank accounts and nothing more. Once the “average american idiot” finally understands this fact, we might move forward on some real solutions. Well, guess the “aai” is off to watch some more Fox news.. LOL!

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23521 Rebecca Furr Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:48:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23521 Just another passing the buck ploy by the party who's responsible for our country's current disastrous state. They could drill every square inch of this country and you can bet that not one red cent in savings would be passed on to the consumer. Anyone that thinks these guys give a rat's a** about the little guy is sadly mistaken. They are in it for themselves and their already bloated bank accounts and nothing more. Once the "average american idiot" finally understands this fact, we might move forward on some real solutions. Well, guess the "aai" is off to watch some more Fox news.. LOL! Just another passing the buck ploy by the party who’s responsible for our country’s current disastrous state. They could drill every square inch of this country and you can bet that not one red cent in savings would be passed on to the consumer. Anyone that thinks these guys give a rat’s a** about the little guy is sadly mistaken. They are in it for themselves and their already bloated bank accounts and nothing more. Once the “average american idiot” finally understands this fact, we might move forward on some real solutions. Well, guess the “aai” is off to watch some more Fox news.. LOL!

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1908 Pragamatic Thinking Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:07:08 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1908 Expanding some drilling capacity makes sense; provided the EPA isn't railroaded into giving oil companies free passes to ignore environmental laws. But that's not going to solve any problems, from hazardous emissions to rising fuel costs. Econ 101: lower overall usage and demand. Less Hummers, less trucks being driven by lone drivers with no cargo to haul, less wasteful consumption of energy, more research and development of alternatives. Since when did economists become opposed to efficiency? There are many pieces to this puzzle, among them smoking out pols who are clearly acting out of economic or activist interests and not sane policy decisions. This goes for Ted Stevens and Al Gore. Expanding some drilling capacity makes sense; provided the EPA isn’t railroaded into giving oil companies free passes to ignore environmental laws. But that’s not going to solve any problems, from hazardous emissions to rising fuel costs. Econ 101: lower overall usage and demand. Less Hummers, less trucks being driven by lone drivers with no cargo to haul, less wasteful consumption of energy, more research and development of alternatives. Since when did economists become opposed to efficiency? There are many pieces to this puzzle, among them smoking out pols who are clearly acting out of economic or activist interests and not sane policy decisions. This goes for Ted Stevens and Al Gore.

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23520 Pragamatic Thinking Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:07:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23520 Expanding some drilling capacity makes sense; provided the EPA isn't railroaded into giving oil companies free passes to ignore environmental laws. But that's not going to solve any problems, from hazardous emissions to rising fuel costs. Econ 101: lower overall usage and demand. Less Hummers, less trucks being driven by lone drivers with no cargo to haul, less wasteful consumption of energy, more research and development of alternatives. Since when did economists become opposed to efficiency? There are many pieces to this puzzle, among them smoking out pols who are clearly acting out of economic or activist interests and not sane policy decisions. This goes for Ted Stevens and Al Gore. Expanding some drilling capacity makes sense; provided the EPA isn’t railroaded into giving oil companies free passes to ignore environmental laws. But that’s not going to solve any problems, from hazardous emissions to rising fuel costs. Econ 101: lower overall usage and demand. Less Hummers, less trucks being driven by lone drivers with no cargo to haul, less wasteful consumption of energy, more research and development of alternatives. Since when did economists become opposed to efficiency? There are many pieces to this puzzle, among them smoking out pols who are clearly acting out of economic or activist interests and not sane policy decisions. This goes for Ted Stevens and Al Gore.

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1907 Sewell Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:17:24 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1907 I think drilling will help but not enough to have a long term effect and help lower prices... at least not without drilling the entire Alasken state. But enviromental tree huggers arnt a big help in solving the problem. I would like to see a long term fixtured but have yet to see one thats plausible among our presidential hopefuls I think drilling will help but not enough to have a long term effect and help lower prices… at least not without drilling the entire Alasken state. But enviromental tree huggers arnt a big help in solving the problem. I would like to see a long term fixtured but have yet to see one thats plausible among our presidential hopefuls

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23519 Sewell Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:17:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23519 I think drilling will help but not enough to have a long term effect and help lower prices... at least not without drilling the entire Alasken state. But enviromental tree huggers arnt a big help in solving the problem. I would like to see a long term fixtured but have yet to see one thats plausible among our presidential hopefuls I think drilling will help but not enough to have a long term effect and help lower prices… at least not without drilling the entire Alasken state. But enviromental tree huggers arnt a big help in solving the problem. I would like to see a long term fixtured but have yet to see one thats plausible among our presidential hopefuls

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1906 Norman Thu, 22 May 2008 14:42:47 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-1906 Drill, Drill, Drill, If a caribou gets in the way drill through it! Drill, Drill, Drill, If a caribou gets in the way drill through it!

]]> http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23516 Norman Thu, 22 May 2008 14:42:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/29/bush-blames-congress-for-high-electricity-food-and-gas-prices/#comment-23516 Drill, Drill, Drill, If a caribou gets in the way drill through it! Drill, Drill, Drill, If a caribou gets in the way drill through it!

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