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Author Archives: Steve Maley
Flashback to 2009: Administration Policies Sought to Discourage ‘Overproduction’ of Oil
In May 2009, four months into the Obama presidency, retail gasoline prices averaged $2.32 per gallon. Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA) wrote Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner to express concern about the impact that the Administration’s budgeted changes in tax policy would … Continue reading
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We have a ‘deputy assistant to the president for energy and climate change’. What more do you need to know?
Gulf of Mexico back to ‘robust’ oil production, Obama administration says WASHINGTON — A one-year progress report on the Obama administration’s Blueprint for a Secure Energy Policy offers a sanguine portrait of increased domestic energy production and reduced reliance on … Continue reading
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Obama, Energy Promises, and Empty Rhetoric
Voters in the November election will be acutely aware of two key economic variables above all others: the national unemployment rate, and the price they pay for a gallon of gasoline. President Obama senses his vulnerability on gasoline prices, and … Continue reading
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CARPE DIEM: N. Dakota Sets New Oil Record in Jan.; now #3 oil state? #rsrh
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Wind Farms In Pacific Northwest Paid To Not Produce #rsrh
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/03/07/wind-power-companies-paid-to-not-produce/?test=latestnews
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Correcting Rush on the Big Energy Lie
Rush Limbaugh is on a rant right now about the Big Energy Lie – President Obama’s assertion that: “We can’t just drill our way out of this problem — while we consume 20% of the world’s oil, we only have … Continue reading
Jamie Bergeron’s Song “Registered Coonass” Causes Controversy
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CARPE DIEM blog: Residential Natural Gas Prices: Lowest in a Decade #rsrh
http://mjperry.blogspot.com/2012/03/residential-natural-gas-prices-are.html Just remember: Drill, Drill, Drill doesn’t work because our Dear President said it doesn’t.
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Wetlands mitigation rules get tougher, quadrupling the cost of developing in St. Tammany Parish
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Second Line!
Congratulations to Colleen & Jacob! –more to come– F.O.B.
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