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Obama addresses nation on Gulf oil disaster
Tonight Obama addressed the nation on the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. Many are critical of his speech, even left leaning news outlets.
What did you think?
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Permalink Reply by robert and laurel fee on -
IT WAS A SALES PITCH FOR CAP AND TRADE
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Permalink Reply by gail hair on
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Not much of a speech, but then, he's not much of a president.
....about what I expected, nothing.
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Permalink Reply by Darrell R. Olson on -
yes you got that right. This disaster is just what he wanted. Obama is smiling behind the door of our office. Time to fire him. Can this country take 2 and half more years of Obama who has no leadership.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Orlin E. (OLY) Olson on -
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Permalink Reply by Amber Reid on
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Personally, I think he suffers from a severe case of oculo-rectitis.
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Permalink Reply by Debbie on -
Yep, just a pitch for Cap and Trade. He's determined to crush the middle class and turn us all into serfs! And he's going to push hard because November is approaching quickly!
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Permalink Reply by Marilyn on
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He lied about not having land to drill for oil. We have land and shallow water where we could drill. Had we been able to drill on land or in shallow water we wouldn't be coping with this oil disaster.
As far as his "energy policy" (cap and trade), is this why he has been so slow to act on things that could have mitigated some of the damage being done by this oil disaster. I don't believe anyone was surprised by him bringing that up during his "speech".
Half way through his speech I kept thinking...bla-bla-bla. Same old, same old.
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Permalink Reply by Gwen Eisenhower on -
I feel it is a shame that the President of the United States would use this horrible situation to pursue his agenda, I hope the American people will see through this shameful speech.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Orlin E. (OLY) Olson on
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In his words, ( Somrthing is not working ) DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
OLY
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Permalink Reply by Gordon Court on
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My thought is, when you have an administration who has expressed a willingness to use every catastrophe, and crisis for political gain, and you have a Cap and Trade bill that's dead in the water, how much of a stretch is it to manufacture a crisis. Especially with a company like BP, who is the largest donor to Obuttface, and has been working on new energy sources for decades. What if, they have one, but need oil to become scarce and frowned upon to make it work, and what if, you have a willing administration who will give them the oil industry on a platter....Hmmm
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Permalink Reply by Ardelle K Wachter on -
what an idiot, I am 100% for caring for the planet but solar and wind are intermitent power sources...kinda like a wood burning fire...works great so long as you have wood to burn, sun to shine and wind to blow....This guy has had enough OJT (on the job training). He needs to feel the heat of the nations unhappiness, he still doesn't take the voters seriously. We can not afford this president.
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Permalink Reply by Faith Montgomery on -
I lived for a while in a old house with only a wood-burning stove in the dining room and a fireplace in one of four bedrooms for heat. It was a miserable, back-breaking winter, made endurable only by the fact it was in South Alabama, not Minnesota or Idaho. I don't believe we will ever be oil-independent; we use it for far more than gas, diesel and jet-fuel - but we can certainly work at severing the umbilical to OPEC!!!
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