Voters See Stark Differences Between Obama and McCain on Energy Issue »
Posted By pc25 1 year, 4 months ago in NewsAs gas prices soared past the four-dollar-a-gallon mark, the energy issue became one of the key driving issues of Election 2008 and America’s voters perceive a stark difference between Barack Obama and John McCain on the subject.
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pc251 year, 4 months ago
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"By substantial margins, voters believe that McCain’s top priority is finding new sources of energy while Obama is more focused on reducing the amount of energy we consume.
Data released yesterday shows that voters overwhelmingly believe it is more important to find new sources of energy. " -
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nikkibabe1 year, 4 months ago
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McCain was part Bush & Republican Administration for 8 years, What was he doing about energy and oil?
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They gave us:
. $trillions in deficits
. $4 a gallon gas
. bank failures
. foreclosures
. unemployment
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bigurn1 year, 4 months ago
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Energy is replacing Iraq/Afghanistan as the lead issue in the election, and the Republican position is more closely related to the citizens' sense of things. Obama and McCain's positions became a lot more closer over the last two weeks, but McCain can legitimately claim to have been closer all along.
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I think that the candidates go back closer to their originals positions after winning, so a legitimate thinking process is to judge them by what they say earlier rather than later.
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