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Hybrid
Cars, Trucks, & SUVs
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Is
there an issue more important that energy independence,
right now?
Monday,
December 01, 2006
Oil
dependence aids terrorists,
funds dictators and gives
millions around the world a
reason to point their finger
at the imperialist, capitalist
and evil American empire. Gas
guzzling greed has produced
complacency and ignorance that
has stunted automotive
development by focusing on
speed and power rather than
than on efficiency and clean
technology. This greedy,
ego-driven focus - produced by
cheap oil dependence - has
severely weakened the U.S.
auto industry and now
threatens the U.S. economy.
And for what? So, that yours
is bigger than mine?
American automakers, their
unions and representatives in
Washington complain about
imports and outsourcing, yet
turn a blind eye to our
extremely dangerous oil
imports. How can one import be
so good, yet another so bad?
One political party protects
the oil industry, the other
political party protects the
gas-guzzler builders. Yet, our
environment and National
Security continue to
deteriorate as politicians
blame each other for a problem
each party has contributed in creating.
Now politicians on both sides
of the aisle are preparing to
make energy independence the
core issue for 2008 - at least
in terms of political
soundbites.
Why are waiting until 2008? I
don't care about the next
election, right now. I don't
care about lame ducks, right
now. I care about today, right
now.
Right now, Congress could
renew tax credits for Toyota hybrid
cars. Right now, we could
give small business owners the
same tax incentives to buy
clean vehicle technologies
that we currently give small
business owners to buy the
worst gas-guzzlers.
When America went to the moon,
it inspired the development of
so many technologies and
industries. Right now,
striving for energy
independence could do the
same, while increasing
National Security and fighting
global warming.
Why isn't America doing more?
Shouldn't we be doing
everything we can, right now?
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We the people, must be the
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