Comments on: Bush Plan For 31 MPG Fuel Standard By 2015
Fleetwide Average Efficiency For New Cars More Aggressive Than Energy Law Requires
- I think Mr. Bush''s mentality is back in the land that time forgot. 31 mpg is nothing. Next he will suggest that the speed limit be set back to 55 mph, but who would abide by it?
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- Bush plan for Middle East (response to Carter)
on the World page of CBS:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/04/22/world/main4035763.shtml - Reply to this comment
- Shrub reminds of that old joke that ends with the monkey trying desperately, (and to no avail), to put the cork back in the pigs asss.....what an idiot...
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- This proposal is just plain embarassing. Can you hear the rest of the world laughing at us as they drive around in cars that get 40 to mpg?
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- The best legacy that Bush could give the country would be the sterilization of the entire family and all its'' members.
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More divine wisdumb from the RepubliCON who brought you 9/11 and the Iraq Oil Invasion...- Reply to this comment
- Exactly, this is too little too late! 60 mpg should be the standard starting 2 years from now. 31 mpg, what a joke! His oil stocks keep going up!
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- This is almost identical to the standard that Jimmy Carter wanted to put into effect in the 1970s before Reagan set us back two generations in reacting to our environmental crisis. Time for Republicans to apologize.
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- As usual, the rabid pink monkey,aka, George W. Bush is 30 years late and approximately 3.5 trillion dollars short. He is an embarrassment to an educated, illectually-motivated world and ought to crawl back under the rock from whence he came.
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- BY 2015 GAS WILL BE $10 GAL
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