McCain Pounds Obama in Presidential Debate in Nashville on Clean Coal
- Posted by Bill Belew in Politics
Oct 7,2008
McCain will be the winner in the presidential debate in Nashville when it comes to clean coal, pounding Obama (not your diamond in the rough) into a smoldering ember ready to burn out in a matter of weeks.
It won’t matter what the two say or do during the debate, the media will present Obama as the leading candidate, the winner by a slight margin.
Every media outlet will look for a survey until they find one with the results that they want to put the lump of coal, um, Obama into the lead.
Truth be told, McCain will lead America to energy independence…hopefully before he dies, which is not that far off. Obama will talk enough hot air to contribute to the global warming cycle.
Clean coal is an alternative to America’s dependence on foreign fossil fuels. There is enough coal underground in the US to keep us going for a long long time. Oil, too for that matter. Ask Sarah Palin. Ask the North Dakotans.
In any event, the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) will be on-site in Nashville will be on site for the Presidential debate. But will, they find that McCain is the winner? Not if you read mainstream media. Rather, watch the debate and decide for yourself. That’s what I’ll be doing.
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One Response to “McCain Pounds Obama in Presidential Debate in Nashville on Clean Coal”
Hi Bill,
My name is Mike Payne, I’m an energy expert. I’d love to have a discussion about McCain and Obama’s energy policies, both of which I am critical of. If you’d like, I’m happy to have an open debate with you, the transcript from which you can post here on GreenPacks.org.
“McCain will lead America to energy independence”
This could not be further from the truth. McCain’s energy policy will lead us further addicted to international oil imports from countries that hate us and want to cripple our economy. Under John McCain, you can expect higher gas prices, greater addiction to foreign oil and ZERO solutions to America’s energy crisis.
I welcome you, Bill Belew, to discussing this with me openly and honestly. I’d be proud to have an open discussion with you about America’s energy future, and why BOTH candidates fail to truly see the light.
My email address is available to you via greenpacks.org– shoot me an email any time, I’d be glad to help you see what you’re missing.
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