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Rudy Baga said...
I'm getting hammered at the pump. We're sitting on so much natural gas and oil in this country. I think we need to develop alternative energy but it will take time. Meanwhile we've got all this coal, natural gas, oil, shale and tar sands. I heard on TV we've got a thousand years or more of energy in those things.
So I wonder, how high does gas go before someone in Washington decides that it's time to drill and use our own resources?
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TexasGator94 said...
I'm in the oil & gas business. You're investments in the Bakken in North Dakota should already be paying off. But yes, there's an oil boom going on there. I'm currently on an oil project in Colorado. And yes there is tons of natural gas & oil in this country. ZERO reason other than inept leadership that we aren't energy independent. I just wrote to both my senators in Texas today, who voted against the natural gas act last week, to let them know that if they vote that way again they'll lose my vote for US Senate. As Republicans, the only reason they voted against it was b/c Obama recently came out in favor of The Natural Gas Act. Piss poor partisan reason. I'm definitely not a democrat and I didn't vote for Obama...but energy independence is a HUMAN issue...an American issue.
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How high does gas go before Washington decides to drill?