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louGrinzo on February 11, 2006 - 11:56pm

I think we have to take into account what kind of administration is in place as more coal is used. A lot of people who (justifiably) wail about the infinite evils of the Bush crowd forget that those actions are almost universally policy reversals from Clinton. If the US can find a way to get a rational president and cabinet into power in 2009, then a lot of the insane regulations (or insane lack of regulations) can be reversed pretty quickly.

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mh497 on February 12, 2006 - 11:24am

lou: What are you recommending as alternatives? Clinton's policy was to encourage natural gas plants. We know what happened there.

The reality is that the American public wants power, and lots of it.

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