Posted on 02/18/2006 12:45:16 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist
WASHINGTONFormer Massachusetts Congressman Joe Kennedy fires back at the House Energy chairman investigating whether politics, not charity, is behind Venezuelas offer to provide low-cost heating oil to needy Americans.
In a letter to Congressman Joe Barton, Kennedy says the committees highest priority should be praising Venezuela, not investigating its motives.
Kennedy heads the Boston-based nonprofit Citizens Energy Corporation, which is helping to deliver the oil in several states. Rhode Island is among states where low income people are getting discounted oil.
Barton has requested all records pertaining to the program from Citgo Petroleum, a subsidiary of Venezuelas state-owned oil company.
Inexpensive oil seems like it would be bad for the environment, Joe.
My electric bills went from an average of $155 dollars a month to $215 in ONE MONTH...
Maybe I should get my Congresscritters to make a deal with Chavez also??
I think that Bush sent a message to Chavez in his SOTU address when he said that Americans are "addicted to oil"...and it was a message that he doesn't want to play games with Chavez anymore...and he will try other fixes.
BTW..how do you guys in the northeast feel about nuclear energy?
I also think you guys should get onto Kennedy and Kerry for not letting the wind farms be built where it would "ruin their view" of the ocean.
for a nice detailing of the Oil Barons of The Kennedy Family,
find a copy of "Do As I Say (Not As I Do)" by Peter Schweizer.
Read pages 89-92
(ISBN 0-385-51349-6; Hardcover, 2005)
Democrats never met a marxist dictator they didn't like.
Of course, after I call him dumb, I fail to notice that the spell checker changed "Congress" to "Concrete" in my post.
Seen this propaganda yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNE0os3f3VY
"Chavez' policies are, of course, having their inevitable effect on his country."
It required him to bring in scores of illegals to sway the election. But funny we didn't hear that from our friends at CNN .....
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