Could have fooled me. Now that I know we're there for global governance, I'll stop being concerned about the price of energy and its availability in order to keep our economy afloat. I guess we'll have to meet our energy needs with hot air since we aren't allowed to use our own and we shouldn't be in the ME. I take it from your non-answer to my question about what Paul has done to remedy our energy situation, the answer is nothing. You'll pardon my stupidity if I can't figure out how our getting out of the UN is likely to meet our energy needs.
As far as ragging on my Republican Congresswoman to get us out of the UN, I've spent a lot of time writing her letters and e-mails and calling about that very subject. Unfortunately, she didn't listen to me or respond, but she was replaced in '06 by one of the Clintons' WH puppets that needed a job, so I no longer waste my time trying to sway his opinion.
Since your question was the wrong question in the first place, I saved a few steps and inserted the correct answer.
The fact that our country is in the habit of buying cheap oil from the Middle East is an unfortunate circumstance, but we are not going to hear this administration come out and say publicly that it was the oil all along. Not going to happen. Besides, as I have pointed out, it is probably one or both of two other reasons we will never hear mentioned.
"As far as ragging on my Republican Congresswoman..I no longer waste my time trying to sway his opinion."
O.K., same here, actually. My own Congressman is a liberal globalist Republican. Think John McCain as a younger man.