"New Energy" Ad

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Airing in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan, "New Energy" sets the record straight on energy policy and responds to false, negative attacks by John McCain and the Republican party.

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[Rydawg1819]

How can you say he has no plan?!

He has proposed $150 Billion dollars worth of plans!

If you like where this country is headed...vote McCain.

If not, if you're smart, if you like to see money in your families budgets and not in Big Business.

VOTE OBAMA '08!!!

[IntelligentCreature]

Yes...Ads...don't tell you much they are propaganda with no real facts...

but so many people rely on such adds because they are too lazy to go read or research, so the next best thing...are the 30 second ads... =/

[Soulfire21]

What's your plan?

[owchywawa]

Obama said his energy plain would take 10 years. Why not produce oil 3 years before that time? How often has Obama voted with Bush?

[HemiHead66]

Nuclear power's just not worth it. Just trying to store that stuff is a disaster waiting to happen. One mistake can turn cities into toxic dead zones for hundreds of years. Read up on all the problems that France has storing their nuclear waste. You never heard about COGEMA pumping their nuclear waste right into the ocean. We're better off using clean coal technology. I don't think there is such a thing, but it's better than nuclear. There's also a new kind of solar technology.

[mkjerl2010]

we will get oil in 2 years is what i hear under bush and mccaons plan

[FreeMarketUSA]

Obama primary proposal for a US energy policy equates to socialism (think shortages and poor quality). If he is elected he will cause a true energy crisis. He doesn't understand a market based economy. McCain wants to remove the barriers to energy diversity (nuclear, solar, synthetics etc...) and let the best technologies win while not killing our economy by restricting us to dependence on unstable supply chains.

[RaySquirrel]

Obama has been very tepid on the issue of nuclear power. It is a very misunderstood energy source. It is the only way the country can effectively supply baseload electricity, desalinate sea water, and sustain a hydrogen economy. Wind and solar will never be able to supply the amount of energy to do those things. I have a feeling that it is because the environmental groups that support Obama own many of the companies that produce wind turbines and solar panels.

[LKDisney]

Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather hear a full speech or read a paper on Obama's position instead of a 30 second ad.

[ixaxion]

"A real plan"?

How about no plan.