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Another Failed Obama Policy…

“The Obama administration Monday conceded that cellulosic ethanol producers won’t come close to hitting a congressional target to deliver 250 million gallons of fuel next year made from grasses and other vegetation not used for food.”

Just because you pronounce it, doesn’t make it so…

“The Environmental Protection Agency set at 6.6 million gallons the amount of cellulosic ethanol that must be blended into vehicle fuels in 2011. The EPA set the target as part of an annual process for implementing a 2007 law that

orders

oil companies to blend in an ever-increasing amount of renewable fuel into the gasoline and diesel supply.”

Congress had

mandated

that 250 million gallons of cellulosic ethanol be added next year, but without any large-scale commercial plants, the supply isn’t available. (DUHHHHH!!!)

Why? Recent Rasmussen Results:

65% of people favor increased new sources of energy vs. conservation.

46% Give Obama a Poor Rating on Energy Issues.

56% of people in NY want to repeal ObamaCare.

44% of people expect a tax increase under Obama.

62% of all Penna voters say cut taxes to create jobs vs. increase government spending.

53% of Penna voters feel government stimulus spending did not create new jobs.

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An Open Letter To Patrick Murphy And The Voters Of Bucks County
By MARK AFFLECK, For The Philadelphia Bulletin

Monday, July 12, 2010
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According to the latest Rasmussen poll, 56 percent of likely voters rate Congressional performance as poor and only 12 percent of likely voters give Congress a rating of good or above. Interestingly enough, past election results seem to indicate that the vast majority of incumbents will be reelected regardless. Why would this be? Most voters acknowledge a disconnect between the Congress and the voter but assume that their local Representative is not part of the problem.

Shall we take a look at some of Hon. Patrick Murphy’s votes and assess whether or not he is immune to this voter disconnect? Here is what your elected official voted for: Read the rest of this entry »