The Senate also forgot to mention that they had voted for a mandantory reduction in imported oil without increasing domestic production in June of 2007. I wonder what that would do to gas prices?
When the masses realize that Congress is the main reason for high gas prices by not allowing domestic prodution to be increased over the years maybe they will get the boot.
This windfall production tax is a hoot
here is a sweet little bill that the Senate will probably pass also
here is the CBO report....
translation: the companies will have to pay for these....and guess who the costs will be passed to?
So when your electric bill and gasoline prices increase even more...they will call the CEOs in and blame the cost increases on them also even though they created and passed the legislation.
Your Congress in action.... sapping your pocketbooks and blaming the evil companies....
When the masses realize that Congress is the main reason for high gas prices by not allowing domestic prodution to be increased over the years maybe they will get the boot.
This windfall production tax is a hoot
here is a sweet little bill that the Senate will probably pass also
here is the CBO report....
EPA would distribute allowances to emit specific quantities of those gases. Some of the allowances would be allocated to the Climate Change Credit Corporation (the Corporation), an entity created by this bill.
S. 2191 also would impose private-sector mandates as defined in UMRA. The most costly mandates would require certain types of private-sector entities to participate in the cap-and-trade programs for GHG emissions created by the bill. CBO estimates that the cost of those mandates would amount to more than $90 billion each year during the 2012-2016 period, and thus substantially exceed the annual threshold established in UMRA for private-sector mandates ($136 million in 2008, adjusted annually for inflation).
translation: the companies will have to pay for these....and guess who the costs will be passed to?
So when your electric bill and gasoline prices increase even more...they will call the CEOs in and blame the cost increases on them also even though they created and passed the legislation.
Your Congress in action.... sapping your pocketbooks and blaming the evil companies....