[thackney]

I'm against it if you have to subsidize it with tax money.

Two Cheers for Ethanol Subsidies Expiring - but Costly Mandate Remains
http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2012/01/ethanol-subsidies-expiring-but-the-costly-mandate-remains
January 17, 2012

Two federal policies expired at the close of the year: the federal tax credit for blending ethanol into gasoline and a 54 cent-per-gallon tariff on imported ethanol. A diverse group of fiscal watchdogs, environmentalists, and free-trade proponents all hailed this as a major victory. While the tax credit and tariff expirations are a good start, the real burden on consumers is that producers will continue to blend ethanol into gasoline - because they are federally required to do so.

[marron]

Two Cheers for Ethanol Subsidies Expiring - but Costly Mandate Remains

Thanks. I do put my foot in it once in a while.

:)

[Neoliberalnot]

So what do you propose to replace ETOH?