Federal funds flow to clean-energy firms with Obama administration ties
 

And the result...
Gas 1.84/gallon on January 26 2009
Gas 3.05/gallon today and climbing.

Remember the Exxon windfall profit tax speech, gonna take that money and help deserving families pay their high energy bills Obama said.
What did he think would happen, even without the tax?

The last thing the UAE wants is a war-mongering GOP hawk to be elected President of the United States this November. If gas prices threaten Obama's re-election, they will be lowered.

Do you remember the awesomeness of that Robin Hood speech though?

You had me with this..'war-mongering GOP hawk to be elected President of the United States'...nuff for me....Vote Obama...:tro:

'Gas 3.05/gallon today'....where the heck is that?....3.45 at the cheap joint here...

Denver, we are usually about .20-.30 cheaper than what I read the national rate is. Also sunnier.

Thanks, shoulda figured that from your location...:)

Looks like Lin-sanity has nudged tebow out of the spotlight....

$3.59 in Clarksvegas, IN.

Which I am fine with. Got real ugly there at the end.

ouch.

Ah, the reality ... congress makes the laws, not the executive branch, and congress won't pass anything their corporate masters won't allow. Windfall profit tax? Good luck with that.

You'd think the candidate might have known that before making those promises, or possibly utilized the the power of his congressional and senatorial majorities at the time.

His "congressional and senatorial majorities" are exactly who is owned by the oil companies.

Not to mention the man himself.

2008 campaign, all oil company Presidential contributions:
Rank Candidate Amount
1 McCain, John (R) $2,541,904
2 Obama, Barack (D) $920,922

2012 campaign, all oil company Presidential contributions:
1 Perry, Rick (R) $762,908
2 Romney, Mitt (R) $308,500
3 Obama, Barack (D) $90,793
4 Pawlenty, Tim (R) $49,550
5 Paul, Ron (R) $47,362
6 Cain, Herman (R) $29,650
7 Huntsman, Jon (R) $22,750
8 Gingrich, Newt (R) $18,650
9 Santorum, Rick (R) $5,250
9 Johnson, Gary (L) $5,250

2012 Top Twenty recipients, all oil company money (poor Dems, not a one)
1 Perry, Rick (R) $762,908
2 Romney, Mitt (R) $308,500
3 Dewhurst, David H (R-TX) $265,250
4 McConnell, Mitch (R-KY) Senate $200,500
5 Williams, Michael (R-TX) $187,150
6 Barrasso, John A (R-WY) Senate $178,900
7 Williams, Roger (R-TX) $156,800
8 Berg, Richard A (R-ND) House $144,300
9 Cruz, Ted (R-TX) $133,550
10 Pompeo, Mike (R-KS) House $128,000
11 Flores, William (R-TX) House $122,256
12 McCarthy, Kevin (R-CA) House $119,200
13 Boehner, John (R-OH) House $110,850
14 Rehberg, Denny (R-MT) House $110,402
15 Hatch, Orrin G (R-UT) Senate $104,000
16 Corker, Bob (R-TN) Senate $102,150
17 Jones, Elizabeth Ames (R-TX) $99,400
18 Wicker, Roger (R-MS) Senate $95,200
19 Sullivan, John (R-OK) House $94,200
20 Cantor, Eric (R-VA) House $94,050

Graphs of all oil company contributions by party, current and from 1990-2012 (always Republican, very little Democrat)

http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus.php?ind=e01

13 Boehner, John (R-OH) House $110,850


The weeper of the House in the bottom ten?....How is that, don't they like him?...:confused:

Almost over $4 in Ct.. ..

What's price of pack of cigs?....7-8 bucks?...A friend lives near Hartford and when he visits down here he loads up...

That is the defense? Second most?
I forgot he suckles the teet of Wall Street first and foremost anyway, just look around the cabinet.