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This pick makes Obama's pick of Biden look masterful (Clinton should have gotten the nod).
What does this pick mean for the Republican's chances this year?
If McCain falls ill, do we really expect Palin to lead us?
Does McCain really think that Clinton supporters will now vote for him because he picked a woman as a running mate?
I do think it is amazing how Palin has made her way to the Governor's office in Alaska and I think that she would best serve her constituents by staying there and continuing her reforms.
Let's see what this is really about:
Top issue for Republican's this election?
Drill,Drill,Drill
Those of us who understand how much influence that Big Oil has with McCain and his cronies, does this pick surprise any of us? Palin's husband works in the oil industry and she supports opening up ANWR, BIG TIME. This is shameless at best.
Game over.
Wait, FoxNews just called her an environmentalist because she supports more drilling as a solution. Retards.
Neiman1
Did you ever have an argument with yourself? I suppose it would be full of non-sequitor statements like "You eat pancakes with blueberry syrup" and "The New Your Jets ARE NOT your team".
Get a life. Get your facts straight.
Get a clue.
John Tull is the Conservation Director for Nevada Wilderness Project, who are doing some great work here in Nevada. Check them out here: http://www.wildnevada.org/
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I say that Nevada should develop it's own resources. We don't have coal resources and those resources are getting more and more expensive.
The truth about he solar project in Boulder City is that the whole deal was done poorly with technology that is good, but not great. Plus, it was built by out of towners and not Nevada Labor.
I wish the naysayers would get on board with Nevada's energy potential and stop complaining about enviros opposing everything. Most of the folks supporting renewable energy are not enviros, and they are not all democrats either.
They are the Nevada Development Authority, Governor Jim Gibbons, John McCain, and a host of others.
Let's work together on clean, abundant energy solutions for Nevada and stop pointing fingers.
If you care to see the film on Tuesday night you will see a story about unlikely advocates working together to stop an ill-conceived and dangerous proposal to build 13 coal plants. This proposal was brought forth by a Governor who chose powerful energy lobbyists over the constituents he represents.
The panel are intelligent and thoughtful leaders in our community who will bring the story home for Nevadans.