[arjay]

I still do not know why he voted against drilling in ANWR.

I hope he does not expect to get re-elected.

[NeoCaveman]

Weasley little enviro-weenie Mike DeWine.

[brothers4thID]

DeWine was given a chance ot go to ANWR and see first hand the drilling techniques and meet the people who live there nad those who would work there. He didn't go. Ask him why.

[Vaquero]

what a whiny c**t.

[ncountylee]

Is there a reason in that response?

[Willie Green]

I still do not know why he voted against drilling in ANWR.

To keep "surplus" oil off the market.
Gotta keep those gasoline prices pumped up, ya know.
It hurts the Dow Jomes Average if Big Oil can't gouge your pocketbook.

[KC_Conspirator]

De Wine is garbage. The whole OH GOP are backstabbers.

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

I thought the risks outweighed the potential benefits.

What risks?

Alaskans are tough people.....they decide to live there.

As for the land......nature is just as tough.

[thackney]

The DOE estimates that the ANWR would reach full production by the year 2020, and even then, it would only decrease our dependence on foreign oil by about 2%.

Ask him to name a single place in the world of similiar size that could provide more.

[thackney]

In less fragile ecosystems, oil and gas exploration can coexist with the natural environment

Ask him to explain how in similar ecosystem 50 miles to the west in Prudhoe Bay, the caribou population has increased approximately 10 times in the last 30 years of oilfield development.

[Polyxene]

At least DeRINO sent you a response mentioning ANWR. His letter back to me re: ANWR thanked me for my interest in social security reform! Please, God, let a REAL conservative run against this lying weasel in the primaries!

[Gill]

I think he is in the coal lobby because of all the reserves in Ohio.There is no good reason for not using our own resources to reduce our dependence on foriegn sources.Go to ANWR.org for all things ANWR.