John McCain supports Bush's wiretapping, and will also spy on Americans!
by Thomas J. Belknap
October 26, 2006, 9:18 am
GroovyGreen Catches More Bush “Energy Policy”
I heartily agree with GroovyGreen’s sentiment: November could not come soon enough. Of course, we stll need to get Bush out of office, which we cannot do for a few more years, probably. Still, something’s gotta give:
Could November come any sooner? Not only will ExxonMobil announce third-quarter profits tomorrow, they?ve also got to be smiling from ear-to-ear about the recent appointment of former ExxonMobil CEO Lee Raymond to lead an influential study to develop policy solutions to America?s energy crisis! How ironic is that? The genius behind this appointment is energy secretary Samuel Bodman ? another Bush standout with obvious ties to Big Oil.
BTW, please check out the article on GroovyGreen and do not miss the letter-signing campaign!!
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