Delaware and National Politics from the Center-Right. Formerly First State Politics.
Posted in Alternative Fuel, Bluewater Wind, Change, Environment, Reform, Revolutionary Reform, Wind Power on Jul 19th, 2008
Join me in signing up to support PickensPlan, a real energy solution for America. T. Boone Pickens gets an official Dave Burris “Revolutionary Reform” stamp of approval for this one.
Posted in Election 2008-President, Environment, National Dems, Obama, Oil on Jun 25th, 2008
Watching Senator Obama gives me good feelings. I like him. He is a can do type of guy. He speaks to our hopes not our fears as well as anyone. He is the best the Democrat Party had to offer this year. Some people have asked me why I don’t support him.
My problem is their […]
Posted in Alternative Fuel, Environment, Oil on Jun 16th, 2008
Honda rolls out hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (source: money.cnn.com).
Don’t have time to post, but wanting to keep track of progress…any progress.
Posted in Economics, Environment, Regulation, Taxes on Jun 11th, 2008
I hate paying so much for energy. I hate paying so much at the pump. I hate higher electric costs which seem to have no end in sight. I hate seeing friends go without heat for days because they can’t afford fuel oil. I want to see something done about it. The question is what?
The […]
Posted in Development, Environment, Growth, Infrastructure, Land Use on Jun 9th, 2008
When I listen to the land management debate, I wonder why the real issues are often mentioned only in passing. We are in danger of becoming a bedroom community not a vibrant self-sustaining one. In Kent county, most people can no longer afford to live here on the wages paid. According to the housing report, most […]
Posted in Election 2008-President, Environment, Global Warming on May 14th, 2008
How I wish Newt Gingrich ran for President. Let me have my fantasy for another minute. The Democrats have just walked into a trap. They want President Bush to stop putting 70,000 barrels of oil a day into the strategic reserve to save a nickle to a quarter a gallon on gas, yet […]
Posted in Environment on May 7th, 2008
The Department of Energy has a survey online which could shape state energy policy. The survey has some important points, but it seems skewed to the global warming alarmists. It could be used to guide us to some good policies, but also some senseless ones as well. Please give your opinion however you see it. […]
Posted in Delaware Blogs, Environment on Apr 30th, 2008
Jason “Nancy Drew” Scott solves another mystery.
All kidding aside, it’s really good blogging.
Posted in Business, Economics, Election 2008-President, Environment, Regulation on Apr 5th, 2008
Senator Obama is a very intelligent man so how does he justify adding costs to domestic oil consumption by forcing 150 billion dollars of their money to be invested in his chosen energy programs (not drilling or building new refineries that we desperately need )and robbing them of profits as a means to control gas […]
Posted in Economics, Environment on Mar 31st, 2008
New Jersey v. Delaware was settled today in our favor. The court ruled properly when it said that BP could not use a pier which starts on the Jersey side but encroaches on to Delaware river bed (land) to off load 1.2 billion cubic feet of liquified natural gas without Delaware’s permission.
We in […]
