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by nospecinterests 12y ago
The federal budget is very loose (unless Congress specifies something specific. For example, According To The US Government Printing Office, Section 554 of the Bipartisan passed H.R. 4660, An Act Making appropriations for the Department
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
I replied the way I did because you wrote "my guess is that natural gas is being switched out for coal for many reasons". That is not true. That is why I said it might have been a typo. This is clear because in your reply above yo
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
I would greatly disagree. Non-establishment repubs are not into empire building or attacking civil liberties and are clearly closer to libertarianism than the modern democrat. But both parties, overall, are mostly made up of establishment F
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
Never mind the fact that President Lincoln was the first Republican president and that that might have something to do with it.
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
You, just like everyone else, would have no clue as to what might have happened if President Lincoln were to have not been murdered. For all we know he would have given it back or more likely sold it off to pay for the war debt.
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
Natural gas is not being switched out for coal. At least not in the USA. I think that might be a typo. I unfortunately can not site a fancy link like you have but from experience I can tell you that the actual costs I have encountered for p
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
When it comes to coal these efforts and those who support them seem to always make the assumption that there is nothing that can be done to make burning coal "cleaner". After working with the utilities industries (mostly natural g
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by nospecinterests 12y ago
This is not true at all. Making energy more expensive to harvest, store, and consume directly impacts production costs. The higher the price the more organizations move production to areas of lower costs. When they are prevented from moving