Obama’s War on U.S. Energy
Obama’s War on U.S. Energy
From the Keystone Pipeline to offshore drilling, the Bambi administration is crushing the ability of ordinary Americans to do extraordinary things. If we don't evict the present occupier of the White House and turn the energy crisis in our favor, we will become a third-world nation with third-world issues.
The citizens as subjects and leftist politicians as proletariat.
From the Keystone Pipeline to offshore drilling, the Bambi administration is crushing the ability of ordinary Americans to do extraordinary things. If we don't evict the present occupier of the White House and turn the energy crisis in our favor, we will become a third-world nation with third-world issues.
The citizens as subjects and leftist politicians as proletariat.
If you still need a reason to defeat Obama in 2012 consider his administration’s intense effort to deprive America of the energy it needs to function and compete in the world.
If a foreign nation had launched an attack on America to destroy its coal-fired plants, to shut down its coal mines, and to thwart its ability to drill for oil and natural gas, we would be at war with it.
Obama is at war with America. Between the waste of billions squandered on “Green” energy and the attacks on all aspects of the energy industries in America, the one reason to defeat Obama is your ability to turn on the lights, turn on your computer, and ensure that American business and industry has the energy necessary to exist and compete.
Just try to imagine what your life would be without adequate, reliable electricity.
As a Wall Street Journal editorial recently warned, “Last week the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission convened a conference on the wave of Environmental Protection Agency rules that are designed to force dozens of coal-fired power plants to shut down…despite warnings from expert after expert, including some of its own, the FERC Commissioners refuse to do anything about this looming threat to electric reliability.”
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) warned that “Environmental regulations are shown to be the number one risk to reliability over the next one to five years.” (emphasis added)
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