rightwingers can't place the blame where it belongs because it would anger their campaign contributors, and besides, it's much easier to blame the hippies who love nature and care nothing about the anti-nature republican causes.

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I didn’t have to read it because I know what it said. You just confirmed it.

Stock holders aren’t content with mere profits. They want growth. And the CEO who produces that growth is rewarded, and so has a big incentive to build refineries.

But stockholders, and their CEOs, are also wary of risk, because it diminishes profit. The fact is that, due to environmental legislation, and especially environmentalists with unlimited legal resources and a populace of useful idiots, it is extremely risky for a company to build new refineries. They have to invest millions in planning and studies before they can break ground. And as we have seen with nuclear power plants, even after billions are spent and a plant is actually completed, it can be shut down before it produces its first dollar in revenue.

Even though I didn’t read it, I know that the article from the Post didn’t address that issue.

That’s a ridiculous partisan statement. I’m about as right wing as they come and I’m certainly not anti-nature, and I know of no fellow Republican who is.

It isn't what republicans say they believe in that I care about.

Its the votes they make and the bills they introduce that I listen to and they speak a totally different tune.

Do you know the difference between formal and informal values?

Turn them all over to the teorrists who enjoy beheadings. Think about how well that would send the message to heads of Boards and the CEO's and maybe the Blue Bloods might just come off their high horses.

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