Now that it’s no longer General Motors, but Government Motors, some changes will be made. The extreme environmentalists that are friends of this administration want GM to now manufacture ‘green’ cars. The problem is that the American public has not been particularly interested in ‘green’ cars. So how do you change the market place? Easy, raise the cost of fuel to the point that driving anything else is impractical. So let’s look at one of the early steps in that direction.<\/p>\n
According to the American Thinker<\/a>, Representative Nick J. Rahall II, West Virginia Democrat and chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee is proposing measures that will limit the production of domestic energy supplies. This will make us more dependent on foreign oil and more subject to the price hikes that come our way because of that dependency. <\/p>\n The measures proposed:<\/p>\n It’s amazing to me that at a time when the oil producing countries of the world are not our friends, a Representative is moving to make us less energy independent. <\/em><\/font><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Now that it’s no longer General Motors, but Government Motors, some changes will be made. The extreme environmentalists that are friends of this administration want GM to now manufacture ‘green’ cars. The problem is that the American public has not … Continue reading \n
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