[hsmomx3]

Channel 10 is the one that said she would be holding a news conference on the matter. I'll keep checking.

Notice how this story is so hushed up? Friends in California, Utah, Georgia, and Pennsylvania had not heard about this problem we are having.

[Robert_Paulson2]

janet has finally figured out how to raise taxes to fund her socialist utopian paradise... from the angst this "crisis" has created.

It's nothing more than the davis "energy crisis to the democratic coffers" scam, in napolitano drag. All kidding aside, she WILL find a way to turn this into political capitol, cold, hard cash for democrats statewide. In the democratic paradigm, every disaster is a "gift" and an opportunity to raise taxes, or get kickbacks from business.

It wouldn't surprise me if Janet, knew about this in advance and is drooling at the opportunities this might open for her to "do something positive" about Arizona's energy "crisis"...

Heck, it wouldn't surprise me if she authorised this, or had it done, for this very purpose.

Should be interesting.

[BlazingArizona]

Notice how this story is so hushed up? Friends in California, Utah, Georgia, and Pennsylvania had not heard about this problem we are having.

California? Utah? Georgia? Pennsylvania? There's no sign of a gas shortage here in Sedona either. Right outside on Highway 179, there are a Shell, an Exxon and a Chevron. Cars are filling up with no waiting, regular at $1.77, and you wouldn't know that in the streets of Phoenix people are eating each other for the gas in their tanks. But I was in town over the weekend, and I saw every gas station closed. It's real, but I still don't believe it.

[wjcsux]

How come Phoenix has a gas shortage? What about the rest of the state?

[lawdude]

"Friends in California, Utah, Georgia, and Pennsylvania had not heard about this problem we are having"

I was in court in Tucson yesterday and no one there including the judge had heard about out little problem up here. Seems the gov is keeping this under wraps pretty well.