Posted on 02/29/2012 4:30:37 AM PST by tobyhill
The Energy Department isnt working to lower gasoline prices directly, Secretary Steven Chu said Tuesday after a Republican lawmaker scolded him for his now-infamous 2008 comment that gas prices in the U.S. should be as high as in Europe.
Instead, DOE is working to promote alternatives such as biofuels and electric vehicles, Chu told House appropriators during a hearing on DOEs budget.
But Americans need relief now, Rep. Alan Nunnelee (R-Miss.) said not high gasoline prices that could eventually push them to alternatives.
I cant look at motivations. I have to look at results. And under this administration the price of gasoline has doubled, Nunnelee told Chu.
The people of north Mississippi cant be here, so I have to be here and be their voice for them, Nunnelee added. I have to tell you that $8 a gallon gasoline makes them afraid. Its a cruel tax on the people of north Mississippi as they try to go back and forth to work. Its a cloud hanging over economic development and job creation.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
“Chu: DOE working to wean U.S. off oil, not lower prices”
Another government idiot who knows absolutely nothing about Oil or the petrochemical industry and it’s impact on our modern way of life.
Another statement “Our addiction to oil” is also an illustration of a know nothing president.
We are carbon based life forms living on a carbon based planet using carbon based energy that is responsible for our modern way of life and has brought that way of life to the most people in world history.
Sire, the peasants have no gasoline. Well, then, let ‘em eat algae.
High energy prices: you’ll get used to them.
Now go pay your taxes - your government is broke. :)
The Energy Department isnt working to lower gasoline prices directly, Secretary Steven Chu said Tuesday after a Republican lawmaker scolded him for his now-infamous 2008 comment that gas prices in the U.S. should be as high as in Europe.
In the meantime while waiting for this pie in the sky outlook to happen those who view oil products as bad can live their example by walking to places they need to go, heat their homes with sunlight, pedal drive to generate electrical, etc. in the meantime and until they start doing these things as a shining example STFU.,
Oil is the most efficient source of energy available at
present. Economic logic requires it’s continued use!
The words of Steven Chu are getting out to the masses.
Obama owns the high gas prices we see in the country today.
On behalf of the eventual GOP nominee, I would like to thank this dumbass for doubling down on his desire to increase prices at the pump.
Since the high gas prices are the fault of Bush/Congressional Republicans/Big Oil, when is Chu going to thank them, on behalf of Obama, for advancing the Administration’s alternate fuel agenda?
Fuk Chu and his little dog too.
Fuk Chu and the little 10-speed bike he rode in on!
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Presidential election day Nov. 2012: Before voters go to their voting sites, many of them will first stop at the gas station to buy some gas.
If the gas price is $5 or more a gallon at the pump that day, I say that a lot of voters will be angry as they leave the gas station, and they may take out their anger and frustration in the voting booth and vote against Obama.
Looks like Obama’s “Chu-Chu Train” has gone around the deep bend.
Silly bastard hasn’t got anything to replace oil with & is wondering why people want to hang his ignorant a$$ from the nearest tree or street light with a piano wire noose. Only a Phd. from a major University could be that stupid.
That would require the Republican party elites/leadership to actually have a spine & the will to do something other than suck DONKEY DICK.
MADAM CHU Mercedes personal car |
DR. CHU "I have a bicycle but no car" ? |
DR. CHU Cadillac US Taxpayer |
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