[AT] Lowering Gas prices, not Politics

[Ken Knierim]

I'd agree that party doesn't matter that much.

I would also have to think that politicians are supposed to represent
the people that elect them. Maybe there's too close a link between
election money and elected officials, but that's probably not
something for this forum.

On the other hand, anybody with a little common sense probably
wouldn't WANT the job of a politician. I certainly wouldn't want it
because I would get the blame for everything. I'm imperfect enough as
it is. :)

Ken in AZ

On 5/18/07, Thomas Mehrkam <tmehrkam at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> The only thing political about it is that we need to elect someone with
> common sense.
>
>   Party does not matter.
>
>   If you want gas prices down you need to produce more oil and have a way of
> refining it. Developing nuclear power would reduce demand for oil and gas
> for electrical generation. That would have the same effect as producing more
> oil and gas.
>
>   I thought the discussion was about lowering fuel prices. How else are you
> going to lower fuel prices?
>
> Rick Weaver <Rick_Weaver at hilton.com> wrote:
>   Yep now it is turning political. I *wonder* which political party that
> would be? The name doesn't being with "D" I don't think.
>
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