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Looking at this situation from another angle, let’s say you’re a president who just got re-elected . . . From the get-go of your first inauguration you didn’t care too much for America’s fossil fuel industry . . . But here’s the rub. You’re in the middle of what could be America’s next great depression and you’re being beat over the head with a fossil fuel-fueled renaissance like America hasn’t seen in decades. The cheap energy is staring you in the face . . . That’s where Obama finds himself today . . . A borderline socialist president, dealing with a poor economy and high unemployment? All at the same time America’s renaissance is gearing up? Well . . . I believe this convergence of factors will squeeze Obama into utilizing America’s newfound energy bonanza.

1. I don't accept the "borderline" modifier for our socialist leader.

2. I believe Obama will gleefully crush anything that might promote economic recovery - especially cheap energy of any kind.

I believe Obama will gleefully crush anything that might promote economic recovery - especially cheap energy of any kind.

That's exactly what the puppetmasters want (the ones that got him elected). Only problem is that he is a jerk and might just decide to stiff them instead of us.