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After 16 years in congress Terry hasn’t made the news much, hasn’t done much of any town hall meetings or made any waves in D.C. Now he’s on the speaking circuit as he soon retires? He’s running for Govenor.
Term limits would be sweet.
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I agree with your statement 100%.
Governor Riley was correct to veto the energy commission!
This is just another attempt to set up another department to compete with ADECA!
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What are you smoking? It is just another way to abort doing anything about the current energy crisis.
I’ve only noticed Don Diego de la Vega’s posts since he has posted about how far away the sun is and how close the coal and oil are and similar arguments against solar energy, but I have always thought his posts were satirical. With this one, I’m beginning to think I was wrong.
#5 — yeah right, like our Legislature is going to do anything about the energy crisis. This idea they have doesn’t make sense. They claim we’re missing out on millions of dollaras — just because we don’t have a commission that includes legislators, the Lt. Gov. and Ron Sparks? Doesn’t hold up.