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UPDATE: New Orleans (and the state of Louisiana) begins preparations.  Katrina is and likely will forever remain very, very raw to the survivors.
Very early guidance, as Gustav has yet to enter the Gulf of Mexico, but computer models are pointing at the Louisiana coast, with a trend towards New Orleans and nearby Mississippi.  Landfall anywhere […]

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It’s Monday and time for the weekly Presidential update.  Energy is the big issue in America.  The bad news for Senator Obama is that more Americans now trust Senator McCain on the issue.  The Obama people have gotten the message and the Senator has made a major address today on the issue. The race is a dead heat. […]

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I have been watching Senator McCain climb up this week in Rasmussen and Gallup tracking polls.  I took my time pointing it out because it could have been a statistical fluke.  Now it seems real especially when I look at the underlying numbers.  Senator McCain is trusted on the economy and has pulled even on […]

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Harry Reid says Coal and oil makes us sick. We have to stop using fossil fuels. Most Americans disagree so do i. We need alternatives, but it is unreasonable to think that we can stop using fossil fuels anytime soon. This is especially amusing because it is from the Senator blocking Yucca Mountain.
The McCain approach […]

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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 […]

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Here is a great quote from Dick Morris:
Suddenly, everything is on the table. Offshore drilling, Alaska drilling, nuclear power, wind, solar, flex-fuel cars, plug-in cars are all increasingly attractive options and John McCain seems alive to the need to go there while Obama is strangely passive. During the Democratic primary, he opposed a gas tax […]

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Keeping our faithful abreast on the oil-speculation commodities markets. 
The link is a good article by Rex Nutting & Michael Kitchen of MarketWatch.com that also explains some terminology that may help better define where people stand on this issue.  If you do follow the link (recommended), let the first four paragraphs sink in and note the […]

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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.

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