“While we grow our supplies, we must also reduce our demand — not by changing our lifestyles but by putting the free market to work and taking advantage of technological breakthroughs.”
–2008 Republican platform
-
Advertisement
-


click here to see all of our uplifting newsletters» Search This Blog
About Steve Waldman
Subscribe
Subscribe-
Hot Topics:
- Safe, Legal & Early: A New Way of Thinking About abortion
- A Modest Proposal: Conservatives Back Gay Marriage; Gays Back Covenant Marriage
- The Rick Warren Interview
- Inaugural Prayer Archive
- 2008 v. 2004 Results by Faith
- The Obama-Falsani Interview
- The Gene Robinson Interview
Righteous Posts:
Best Posts That No One Read:- Our Patriotic Holy War
- Obama's White Family and Black Church
- Science & Religion Dispatched from Cambridge
Little Known Facts:- The Rise of Prayerism
- Deism--It's Back!
- Abortion vs. Gays: The Evangelical Age Gap
- The Spiritual Atheists
Still Cracks Me Up:
Posts That Annoy Conservatives:
Posts That Annoy Liberals:- Thomas Jefferson: Believer in Intelligent Design?
- Obama's White House Shouldn't Vet Prayers
- Agreeing with Values Voters
- Why the Catholic Bishops Matter on Health Care
- How to Defuse the Health Care Abortion Issue
- In Defense of Bloody Aborted Fetus Photos
Posts That Annoy Everyone:


posted September 6, 2008 at 12:44 am
Well, you have to hand one thing to the Republicans, they are consistent. We can fight terrorism by shopping, we we can wait on cheap electric SUV’s.
posted September 6, 2008 at 1:00 pm
It’s more honest to say that then to put your hopes in tire inflation…
That being said, I get annoyed with the magical “invisible hand” they use that will solve all problems.
posted September 7, 2008 at 3:53 am
The 2008 Republican platform is ludicrous. At this point in time there is no solution that will end our dependence on foreign oil. The drill hear and drill now is a gimmick. Reducing demand needs sacrifice and effort on everyone’s part
Fact Check
McCain promised to increase use of “wind, tide [and] solar” energy, though his actual energy plan contains no new money for renewable energy. He has said elsewhere that renewable sources won’t produce as much as people think
http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/factchecking_mccain.html
McCain: I Don’t Know What To Do About Gas Prices
Love to tell you I could change the price of gas tomorrow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izPyK8506X4&feature=related