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Chuck Heath, Jr. weighed in on the presidential debate, focusing on something that his sister, Governor Palin, speaks passionately about.

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“We had a great group of people come to our Alpharetta/Atlanta signing today.”

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Gov. Palin and Bolling rolled out some excellent ideas to combat skyrocketing gas prices.

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Palin: Developing resources here grows our economy. It decreases trade imbalance. It creates hundreds of thousands of good paying jobs and it secures our union by eliminating dependence on dangerous foreign regimes, regimes that use energy as a weapon.

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You can read the entire interview here.

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Steelman releases energy plan and discusses the Keystone Pipeline.

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Why continued vetting is necessary.

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Where we are now: a pragmatic perspective on the candidates and the 2012 election.

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Being green vs. making green.

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In addition to energy security, I embrace a pro-growth agenda that can make American corporations far more competitive on the global stage. (I will be writing more about this in the coming days.)

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Palin the Prescient strikes again!

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She is as tied to “Drill, baby, drill” as Ronald Reagan is to “Tear down this wall!”  How is it, then, that her name is eerily absent from most of the news stories about President Obama’s sudden willingness to explore drilling?

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Suffice it to say, Governor Palin was right again, and she saw it nineteen months before everyone else did–the value of the dollar effects energy commodity prices which can affect prices throughout the economy

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True leadership involves making decisions in light of what’s best for both the present and the future. When we look in particular at energy, we can certainly see that Governor Palin has exhibited forward focused leadership.

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Obama was corrected by Palin, where is the media?

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One of the reasons why other Republicans haven’t used Governor Palin’s argument is that they simply do not understand the oil and gas industry.  They don’t have the same level of experience that Governor Palin does in dealing with oil companies and probably don’t comprehend that tax incentives and subsidies don’t impact all oil and gas companies the same way. Unlike Governor Palin, hacks like Romney and Pawlenty, con-men like Trump and Huckabee, and space cadets like Bachmann have been unable to explain how the oil industry works in a way that goes beyond trite and tired talking points.

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The gas prices have increased 67% since Obama took over and instead of doing everything in his power to decrease those prices by allowing more domestic supply of oil which would translate into obviously more supply of gasoline too, he instead is heading the other direction. He’s over there asking the Saudis and other Arab nations to ramp up production so that we can purchase from them. That makes absolutely no sense because there goes our jobs, our opportunities, our money into foreign lands. We could be having that circulated here and that would boost our economy.

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President Obama and Governor Palin call for increased energy supplies. Obama calls for increased supplies from Saudi Arabia, Palin from America.

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Again, the deadly combination is the cost of oil going up with the devalued dollar that the federal government does have control of.  You combine those two and unfortunately there’s not a real bright-light at the end of the tunnel here in the very near-future.

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Answering questions about energy is really, really hard!

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The vast majority of Americans are neither stupid nor crazy.  We know that the ceaseless efforts to stop Governor Palin exist because she’s fully capable of stopping President Obama.

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Rent free. In touting his energy policy of “hope and change”, President Obama knocks “drill, baby, drill”.

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It’s unbelievable (literally) the rhetoric coming from President Obama today. This is coming from he who is manipulating the U.S. energy supply. President Obama is once again giving lip service to a “new energy proposal”; but let’s remember the last time he trotted out a “new energy proposal” – nearly a year ago to the day.

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President Obama shows himself to be on the wrong side of the issues of energy yet again. When he promotes development of fossil fuels, he does so in foreign countries where companies cannot create American jobs. When he promotes energy initiatives in America or in partnerships with other nations, they are initiatives that have proven to kill jobs and increase both energy costs and national debt. Governor Palin continues to be on the right side of this vital issue that links America’s energy, economic, monetary, and national securities.

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Right above our arctic circle, we have 90 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil.  We have hundreds of trillions of cubic feet of clean green natural gas.  God has provided these for us.  It’s our responsibility to responsibly tap into them and use them for mankind and not rely on foreign regimes to do it for us.

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The Obama administration’s idea of energy independence is to make America independent of energy.

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Of all the prospective Republican candidates, none may have a better opportunity to benefit politically from a nominating cycle in which gas prices take center stage than former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

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In an election where energy has moved to the top of the agenda, Republican vice-presidential pick Sarah Palin arguably brings more credibility on the topic than anyone else on the two major tickets

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Updated from March, President Obama taps into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

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