Conservatives4Palin

We have more conventional energy resources than every other country in the world.  With the recent tsunami disaster in Japan being exploited to put nuclear energy on hold for another generation at least, we need to be developing the proven energy resources with which this nation is so richly endowed.

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“My Vision of America”

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The New York Times concedes that “some of [Alaska's $12 billion revenue surplus] comes from” the oil tax reform that Governor Palin implemented in 2007.

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While covering the item, “newsman” John Berman not only failed at journalism, but he also seems to have flunked basic comprehension.

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Energy is the building block of our economy. The President is purposely weakening that building block and weakening our country. 2012 can’t come soon enough.

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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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We need a leader with a steel spine who has the authenticity, practical experience, and strength of conviction to do what needs to be done.  Republicans — and America — should demand nothing less at this critical point in the nation’s history.

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Open Thread -Video Added

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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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Unscripted

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Unscripted in front of socially liberal Democrats and Republicans.

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American Ingenuity

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Democrats tell us one of the reasons we can’t drill for oil and natural gas is because it won’t help us now, that it will take years to build the infrastructure to get it to market. True enough, but by what logical contortion is this an argument to delay or completely shelve the development of our domestic natural resources.

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Is Team Obama so afraid to admit that Governor Palin is right about this (and has been right all along) that they’re willing to risk economic disaster?  It certainly appears that way.  And make no mistake, if we see sustained oil prices of $200 or higher, the recession from which we just emerged will seem like a walk in the park.

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While the Obama administration’s mantra seems to be “Ban, baby, ban”, Governor Palin continues to advocate for drilling and domestic energy development of all available resources for the monetary, economic, energy, and physical security of America.

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If you don’t buy the comparison to the Reagan and Bush comebacks in 1980 and 1988, respectively, look no further than Brewer in 2010 as the model for a Palin comeback.

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Everyone agrees that we need to develop new sources of energy. But Cap and Tax will do nothing to further this goal. If anything, it will push its development farther into the future than it already is. There’s no evidence that an economically viable source of energy to replace fossil fuels is even close to being developed, and nothing Obama says or does, including destroying the energy sector, can change that.

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It didn’t take Obama long in his Oval Office speech last night to change the subject from his administration’s incompetence to his next grandiose scheme to push America further away from the free market principles which made this country great. As Rahm Emanuel, his consigliere, has said, never let a serious crisis go to waste. [...]

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Petroleum is a major part of America’s energy picture. Shall we get it here or abroad?

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I have always been skeptical, to say the least, about the man-made global warming theory. To those of you who are familiar with my comments and posts over the past several months, this will come as no surprise. Aged-P posted today on this topic and discussed how the facts don’t match the theory. There are, [...]

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Even Warren Buffett, an ardent Obama supporter, admitted that under the cap-and-tax scheme, “poor people are going to pay a lot more for electricity.”

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