Comments on: Leadership from Corker and Senate Republicans http://moorethoughts.com/2008/06/27/leadership-from-corker-and-senate-republicans/ Conservatism, Freedom, Capitalism Tue, 07 Oct 2008 09:35:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Rick http://moorethoughts.com/2008/06/27/leadership-from-corker-and-senate-republicans/#comment-248320 Rick Fri, 27 Jun 2008 19:50:35 +0000 http://moorethoughts.com/?p=4088#comment-248320 The Dems keep saying that more oil from new wells will not lower the price, where is the logic here? Silver is cheaper than gold because there is more or it, copper is cheaper than silver because there is more of it, lead is cheaper than ....and so on. A number of years ago there was a dramatic rise in gold and silver prices, because of that new mining and even old mines were opened up again to produce where it was not economical to do earlier....the price of gold and silver went DOWN..wow what a concept....where is the logic to think that this would not happen to anything , even OIL. Libs say that we would not have anything to market for 5-10 years...so it would not help now...well, I plan on being around 5-10 years from now, and I am sure my car will still be using gas, and if there are no new wells operating, just think how high oil will be then!.....I guess the guy that said the horse and buggy days are gone forever was just kidding. By the way, I am building a new home, with all the Lib ideas flying, and I don't use that term loosely, I don't have the energy tax credits for solar, thermal, or any other of the solutions the Dems are suggesting, because they expired at the end of 07, great timing congress. I think that I agree with the approval ratings of congress COMPLETELY, who is it that is in charge up there, oh yeah, the Lib/Dems, my my.... Is anyone in DC working for us? The Dems keep saying that more oil from new wells will not lower the price, where is the logic here? Silver is cheaper than gold because there is more or it, copper is cheaper than silver because there is more of it, lead is cheaper than ….and so on. A number of years ago there was a dramatic rise in gold and silver prices, because of that new mining and even old mines were opened up again to produce where it was not economical to do earlier….the price of gold and silver went DOWN..wow what a concept….where is the logic to think that this would not happen to anything , even OIL.

Libs say that we would not have anything to market for 5-10 years…so it would not help now…well, I plan on being around 5-10 years from now, and I am sure my car will still be using gas, and if there are no new wells operating, just think how high oil will be then!…..I guess the guy that said the horse and buggy days are gone forever was just kidding.

By the way, I am building a new home, with all the Lib ideas flying, and I don’t use that term loosely, I don’t have the energy tax credits for solar, thermal, or any other of the solutions the Dems are suggesting, because they expired at the end of 07, great timing congress. I think that I agree with the approval ratings of congress COMPLETELY, who is it that is in charge up there, oh yeah, the Lib/Dems, my my….

Is anyone in DC working for us?

]]> By: Upsetting The Oligarch : Post Politics: Political News and Views in Tennessee http://moorethoughts.com/2008/06/27/leadership-from-corker-and-senate-republicans/#comment-248247 Upsetting The Oligarch : Post Politics: Political News and Views in Tennessee Fri, 27 Jun 2008 18:54:30 +0000 http://moorethoughts.com/?p=4088#comment-248247 [...] Nathan Moore is tired of America’s resistance to ramping up its domestic oil production: America’s greatest asset, which has over two centuries allowed us to do more good than any country ever fathomed, is our historically strong and fast-growing economy and the freedom that comes with it. Our nation’s energy policy and the environmental parishioners who fuel it are putting all that in immediate, and permanent, peril. World demand is increasing, and we are all trying to drink from the same, oligopolic tap. [...] [...] Nathan Moore is tired of America’s resistance to ramping up its domestic oil production: America’s greatest asset, which has over two centuries allowed us to do more good than any country ever fathomed, is our historically strong and fast-growing economy and the freedom that comes with it. Our nation’s energy policy and the environmental parishioners who fuel it are putting all that in immediate, and permanent, peril. World demand is increasing, and we are all trying to drink from the same, oligopolic tap. [...]

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