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John McCain: Big Oil Fuels the Straight Talk Express
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RW
2008-07-28 03:29:30 UTC
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John McCain's recent TV ads imply Barack Obama is solely to blame for
our $4 a gallon gasoline. Think about it for a few minutes, folks.
Gasoline was under $1 a gallon when President Bush became president,
under Bill Clinton's leadership. It has gone up ever since to $4 a
gallon. The Bush administration is full of people that own a lot of
oil stocks, including Bush, Cheney, and Rice. They have done nothing
to try to keep oil prices down because they have been profiting big
time from the higher and higher oil and gas prices. The biggest oil
company in our country now is British Petroleum, not even owned by
Americans. The oil industry doesn't care about America's national
interest of finding more oil in the US. They already have huge tracts
of land they have leases on in the US and they aren't even bother to
drill or explore on them. These are multi-national companies that
would rather drill overseas. They prefer to keep the US with a
shortage of oil refinery capacity because that gives them good excuses
to raise the gas prices every little while. The oil companies selfish
policies aren't going to change as long as oil people are in power,
only when someone independent of them like Barack Obama takes power.
John McCain's grandfather on his mother's side became wealthy after
discovering oil in the southwest. McCain has already taken over
$1,000,000 in campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry and
has numerous of their lobbyists on his campaign payroll. CNBC's Jim
Cramer says buy oil and gas and defense stocks if McCain is elected
because gasoline prices would likely go much higher and he would
likely get us into many more wars, maybe even World War III. See
http://mccainsource.com/corruption?id=0014
charles q
2008-07-28 21:55:22 UTC
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Post by RW
John McCain's recent TV ads imply Barack Obama is solely to blame for
our $4 a gallon gasoline. Think about it for a few minutes, folks.
Gasoline was under $1 a gallon when President Bush became president,
under Bill Clinton's leadership. It has gone up ever since to $4 a
gallon. The Bush administration is full of people that own a lot of
oil stocks, including Bush, Cheney, and Rice. They have done nothing
to try to keep oil prices down because they have been profiting big
time from the higher and higher oil and gas prices. The biggest oil
company in our country now is British Petroleum, not even owned by
Americans. The oil industry doesn't care about America's national
interest of finding more oil in the US. They already have huge tracts
of land they have leases on in the US and they aren't even bother to
drill or explore on them. These are multi-national companies that
would rather drill overseas. They prefer to keep the US with a
shortage of oil refinery capacity because that gives them good excuses
to raise the gas prices every little while. The oil companies selfish
policies aren't going to change as long as oil people are in power,
only when someone independent of them like Barack Obama takes power.
John McCain's grandfather on his mother's side became wealthy after
discovering oil in the southwest. McCain has already taken over
$1,000,000 in campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry and
has numerous of their lobbyists on his campaign payroll. CNBC's Jim
Cramer says buy oil and gas and defense stocks if McCain is elected
because gasoline prices would likely go much higher and he would
likely get us into many more wars, maybe even World War III. Seehttp://mccainsource.com/corruption?id=0014
Well to a point his is right.The demos are and have been fighting the
administration to drill for oil in offshore and land.Bush put a bill
to congress to open the ANWR for drilling and the demos slammed it and
it never went thru.Demos say that we need to concentrate everything on
alternative enrgy sources instead of drilling new oil wells.The ones
that are keeping fuel prices high are in fact the demos more so than
the repubs

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