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Rob Inglis | Oct 15, 2008 10:10 AM

Did you know that politicians don't pay for their gas? Well, now you do. You'll know even more -- no, you'll be a veritable expert in energy policy -- after you watch this music video, which Joe Romm of climateprogress.org describes as "the first (and hopefully last) song ever inspired by Newt Gingrich."


Wow. Just wow.

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Drill here?
Mike Smith
Mike Smith
Oct 19, 2008 12:27 PM
I've spent 9 days in ANWR. You want to drill there? Sure ... after CAFE standards are 35 mpg, Hummers are outlawed. a significant number cars get the 60 mpg that my Civic hybrid gets and when Iranians are steaming off the Carolina coast blasting Farsi into our radios.
 

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