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Wow, you are all missing the point or the argument. Keeping your car in order will of course increase its efficiency. This is not an energy policy - ITS A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT. All of you forget about Jimmy Carter, "wear a sweater"?
Obama doesn't have the first clue on the extremely important subject of energy (not that McCain is a whole lot better). The way he talks proves it; he's an idealist with no idea of the consequences of his proposals; such as taxing the, ahem, extreme profits of oil companies or worse yet nationalizing the oil industry.
Please post a source for your claim that Obama wants to "nationalize the oil indusrty."
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You want to see how the oil industry could ever LOSE money, let the US government run it lol. And if he gets in office with a democratic house in power you might all see it first hand. I really don't want to say I told you so to anyone on that.
To be honest, I think you're chomping at the bit to say "I told you so."
He's said it on stage. And as much as I'd like to say ha, I told you so, I don't want to do it from Skid Row
This is all I can find of this matter, the rest seem to be nasty rumors by some obviously pro-Bush/McCain people -
Obama wants to close a loophole in federal law that exempts some energy traders from regulations that govern other exchange-traded commodities. Democrats call this “the Enron loophole” because it benefited the Houston energy-speculation firm that collapsed in an accounting scandal.
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