I sent you links a few days ago that will provide you with the exact figures. Instead of your usual broad and self-serving generalizations, maybe you'd like to provide the readers with the actual import/export totals, including the amount of imports that is made up of crude.
If anyone is interested in Import/Export/Trade Deficit totals, and the portion that is crude:
For 2009 Imports = 1,559,624.8 Exports = 1,056,043.0 Deficit = -503,581.9 (in millions)
Crude oil imports = 188,711,775 End-use code (10000)
http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c0015.html#2010
http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/product/enduse/imports/c0000.html
Page down to view other years. Some here have some very incorrect notions of our trade balances and the portion of imports that is crude oil. Generally around 10% to 15% of imports is crude.