renewable energy bad
Do you believe that) Bush made corporate and special interest group of average American (the people?
Take a look this year, what Bush support in the bill, he only supported the war, Bill, Bill, that suit was to protect mobile operator in the exchange of knocking you and me talk Request for more oil drilling at the same time badly solar and other renewable energy project, did not want to do nothing to regulate Oil Company. Delay Medicare benefits oppose raising taxes on the rich, opposed increasing the length of time UI benefits for unemployment, increasing GI Bill for our rejection servicement, but all are approved for the bill to the Iraq war in context. Bush is blind? he should have visited the typical American to see why making the life of the city is also this day?
Good basket. Remember that he used taxpayer funds to an 8 billion U.S. dollars to secure the supply of Tamiflu to fight bird flu? It turns turned out, there is no human-to-human transmission of the virus, and even if it, H5N1 (bird flu) is already resistant to Tamiflu. Fortunately, this is by Donald Rumsfeld's company will be established, so something good came out. Clearly, the country with a fixed $ 8,000,000,000.00 worth of snake oil, but at least made a friend of President Bush Lot of money.
Texas Governor Rick Perry Keynotes Texas Renewable Energy Conference.
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