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Words from our "Leader":


"I'm concerned about higher gasoline prices," Bush says.



"The government has the responsibility to make sure that we watch very carefully and investigate possible price-gouging, and we will do just that,"


Neat stuff and you "can book it Dano!".. wasnt this the same guy who
wanted to get "to the bottom of the leak" in PlameGate "to see who was behind it "???

The MF Oil bastards getting rich off our asses are the same guys who met in secret with Scarface to create "energy policies"


Tell ya what to "stock up" on:



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AYNE, Mich., June 27 -- Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said today that if he was president, he would bring down gasoline prices through sheer force of personality, by creating enough political good will with oil-producing nations that they would increase their supply of crude.

"I would work with our friends in OPEC to convince them to open up the spigot, to increase the supply," Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican candidate for president, told reporters here today. "Use the capital that my administration will earn, with the Kuwaitis or the Saudis, and convince them to open up the spigot."















 

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price-gouging?!? please! how about they stop over-taxing those oil and gas companies!!!

our own government is guilty of gouging...TAX-GOUGING! shame on them.
 

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"If we don't learn from history, we are doomed to repeat it"

I wonder why the staunch supporters have no comment on the apparent flip-flop. Oh wait what am I saying ....I know why no comment.
 

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doc mercer said:
Words from our "Leader":


"I'm concerned about higher gasoline prices," Bush says.



"The government has the responsibility to make sure that we watch very carefully and investigate possible price-gouging, and we will do just that,"


Neat stuff and you "can book it Dano!".. wasnt this the same guy who
wanted to get "to the bottom of the leak" in PlameGate "to see who was behind it "???

The MF Oil bastards getting rich off our asses are the same guys who met in secret with Scarface to create "energy policies"


Tell ya what to "stock up" on:



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By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE

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AYNE, Mich., June 27 -- Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said today that if he was president, he would bring down gasoline prices through sheer force of personality, by creating enough political good will with oil-producing nations that they would increase their supply of crude.

"I would work with our friends in OPEC to convince them to open up the spigot, to increase the supply," Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican candidate for president, told reporters here today. "Use the capital that my administration will earn, with the Kuwaitis or the Saudis, and convince them to open up the spigot."















Sheer force of personality - yeah right, the only promises GWB has kept have been to men wearing towels on their heads!
 

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