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"The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South coas - Trouble - 10-01-2010
"t’s just gotten to a point where people in Louisiana ask, ‘Do they even understand what is going on down here?’ They have the entire offshore industry virtually shut down."
http://blog.heritage.org/2010/09/30/landrieu-begs-obama-to-stop-killing-jobs-and-end-the-moratorium/
Tough words from Republican Mary Landrieu.
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - voodoopenguin - 10-01-2010
Trouble wrote:
Tough words from Republican Mary Landrieu.
Republican?
Paul
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - Trouble - 10-01-2010
voodoopenguin wrote:
[quote=Trouble]
Tough words from Republican Mary Landrieu.
Republican?
Paul
She has to be, right?
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - voodoopenguin - 10-01-2010
I believe that healthy debate within a party is good. There will always be matters that are seen from different viewpoints. I am not one who goes for the "My party, right or wrong" approach so will criticise the party I am in and at times applaud some policies from the "opposition", I try not to be blinkered.
Paul
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - Spock - 10-01-2010
voodoopenguin wrote:
I believe that healthy debate within a party is good. There will always be matters that are seen from different viewpoints. I am not one who goes for the "My party, right or wrong" approach so will criticise the party I am in and at times applaud some policies from the "opposition", I try not to be blinkered.
Paul
A concept that is totally alien to Trouble.
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - the_poochies - 10-01-2010
This politician seems to have forgotten the larger number of fishermen and people who relied on a healthy tourism trade who have seen their life's work dashed because of our addiction to oil.
I'm suspect that Ms. Landreau's sympathies lay with the drillers because she probably receives more campaign cash from Big Oil than she does from shrimpers.
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - Acer - 10-01-2010
Proceeding headlong without careful planning and oversight is what got them into this mess. That oil is not going anywhere while they wait.
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - $tevie - 10-01-2010
Landrieu is a Democrat. Which certainly does not mean she can't be taking money from Big Oil. But the OP mispoke.
This doesn't change the fact that the link is to a right wing propaganda site. The piece is so slanted that it removes any credibility the quotes might contain.
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - Mac1337 - 10-01-2010
You need a link to find out that people livelihood is destroyed because of the ban? Of course, sitting in the Northeast or better yet London, it is easy to be philosophical about all this. I love to see Obama trek down there and open up a CFL shop as a replacement. When this is all said and done nobody has damaged the Democratic coalition more than Obama. Bye, Bye, Gulf states. You guys will curse him for generations.
Re: "The president’s policies right now are doing much more harm than the [BP] spill itself to the economy of the South - OWC Jamie - 10-01-2010
Like it or not ,the Mississippi river moves not just the largest per centage of river freight north and south , bit is also the center of gas and oil exploration and extraction in the Gulf. It is a huge percentage of the Western Gulf economy. There is no other way to extract the hydrocarbons the feeds America's economy.
Despite the Foundry's bent, the moratorium and the article's facts still remain.