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Mr. Tyrrell’s argument for more oil drilling to reduce gas prices, or the “lift” on environmental challenges so oil drilling can take place, is precisely what’s wrong with the country today. Oil companies and the politicians they support have a monopoly on the energy market. Everyone knows it. An, swipes at Pelosi are hollow when Tyrrell invokes that elusive poll claiming that 70% of Americans want offshore drilling. That poll is dead wrong. It’s the opposite. Seventy percent of Americans do NOT support offshore drilling if it will not lower their gas prices.
We are simply tired of oil spills that no wants to clean up. And just because you’re a Republican or an Oil man doesn’t give you the right to trash out OUR PLANET.
p>Thank you br> — Grace /p> p> HATE MONGERING br> Re: Matthew Vadum’s Obama Camp Slimes David Freddoso : /p>C’mon. Your choice of verbs is bubble gummy, or like “holy slime-ball Obama” a new jocular locution that shimmies in right-wingia.
It’s so “so” that you are a parody of yourself — your own doppleganger. I’d call you high-minded, but it appears to be oozing out your ears… as deaf as you are to the sound of your own voice.
Give yourself a break, a long one…
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