There has been absolutely no energy policy that secures Americas future for along time since President Carter articulated his oil independence policy. That since Reagan, energy policy has been like short term (variable rates). With all three branchs of Gov’t control in the hands of one party for the most. That party now wants to reinvent another short term (fix) that leaves America’s national security on energy suspect.

Question;
How does anyone take corrective action and how does the American electorate make effective action on energy policy when we know nothing for sure of the V.P. Cheney’s secret Energy Policy that was set in secret meeting and what we do know of the policy is that Kenneth Lay of ENRON was one of the main policy participants. So how does one take corrective action on an energy policy that is still kept secret from them?

had to change up my usual morning routine today and as a result I’ve had about an hour of TV snooze – (59.5 minutes longer than normal)

Here come the Swiftboaters – MSNBC gave Corsi at least 10 concern troll minutes where Newsdesk Barbie questioned the veracity of his crap – with the requisite “response” from DNC Spokeswoman – who of course failed to call Barbie out for having him on in the first place – and dismissed it all as “silly”.
the telling moment came when ol Barbie was clearly frustrated with DNC spokeswoman – “But, but aren’t you going to answer these charges ?!?!” 3 or 4 times

Blue Tex – hope the AC is humming along nicely for you and yours.

Anyway, I wasn’t disagreeing with your point and agree that the proximity of the big oil contributions to McCain’s urgent desire to do something to help commuters should be emphasized.