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To: tcrlaf

It will only be so long before economic reality will catch up. Somehow I doubt the “change” most Obama voters were looking for involved shivering in their houses because they can’t afford their sky-high electric bills.

The plurality of our electricity will come from coal for the foreseeable future. Even the Messiah can’t change that.


3 posted on 01/02/2009 12:46:51 PM PST by The Pack Knight (Duty, Honor, Country)
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To: The Pack Knight

I’m just amazed at the utter stupidity of these morons. They think electricity magicly comes from a switch on the wall.

Meanwhile, Democrat policies keep destroying more and more jobs. And Mostly DEMOCRAT-VOTING JOBS...

How did we get so stupid???


4 posted on 01/02/2009 12:49:47 PM PST by tcrlaf (You Voted DEMOCRAT-You'll Look GREAT In A Burqa!)
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To: The Pack Knight
It will only be so long before economic reality will catch up.

One would think so. But, look at California. Even though their policies made them dependent on out of state energy generation, and led to the huge energy trading bubble which Enron, Dynegy, and many others profited on, has anything really changed?

25 posted on 01/02/2009 1:51:47 PM PST by Pearls Before Swine (Is /sarc really necessary?)
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To: The Pack Knight

>>The plurality of our electricity will come from coal for the foreseeable future. Even the Messiah can’t change that.<<
he already said quit publicly that he would make coal production so costly that they would not be able to stay in business.

If he does, all i can say is
“welcome to the revolution”


33 posted on 01/02/2009 2:54:55 PM PST by Munz (Infiltrate Interrogate Eradicate NEXT!)
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