- the public at large will never know of john kerry's unstable stances on double taxation dividends, 50-cent tax gas increase, litmus tests for judicial nominees, welfare reform, stock option expensing, flip flopping on $10,000 donations limits to his pac, ballistic missile defense, strategic petroleum reserve, funding for our troops in iraq and his latest view on the war on terror
(Canada Free Press).
- in 2001, he voted to oppose president bush's energy plan that favored polluting fossil fuel producers and developers over the environment and u
(League of Conservation Voters).
- a texas oil company with ties to george w. bush loses fight to drill in costa rica
(NRDC).
- ''let us rid ourselves of the fiction that low oil prices are somehow good for the united states,'' argued dick cheney in 1986
(Fortune).
- george bush, an oil man from an oil state, wants america to wean itself off a dangerous addiction to faraway hydrocarbons (Guardian).
- maybe i'll even pen a tart note to president bush, telling him that, by the way, just because nearly everyone's attention has been turned to more pressing international concerns, that hasn't made it ok for his minions to rush to lease some of the most beautiful and unspoiled public lands in the rocky mountains and desert southwest to oil, gas and coal companies (Chicago Tribune).
- in a ground-breaking analysis of a massive government database, the star-telegram reported that the environmental protection agency had sharply cut back all types of clean-air enforcement actions against petroleum refineries since george w. bush took office (Knight-Ridder Inc.).
- july 11: george bush wants to break opec hold on oil prices, writes randeep ramesh (Guardian).
- harry s truman had a haberdasher's shop, george w. bush a failed oil company and dwight d. eisenhower arrived at the white house in his jeep (The Australian).
- suarez and vaitheeswaran ray suarez: well, on the political stump, vijay, oil prices did become something of an issue this week and last week, when john kerry, for instance, asks us to take a look at the strategic petroleum reserve as a way of taking the hills and valleys out of domestic supply (Public Broadcasting Service).
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