Just because some whores are more experienced, doesn't mean they are more equiped to fill your needs.   Had to throw that one in there.

McCain is definently more qualified than Obama, i don't think anyone could debate that. 

This is a pretty good judge of how the election is turning. 

I'll be interested to see how this progresses now that Obama has his head out of his ass and is actually starting to talk issues.

Should have never been started in the first place...

CC makes a damn good point.  MTV is supposed to be about music, but on my Dish guide, i hardly ever see any shows about music on either MTV or MTV 2. 

MTV and VH1 have become centered around shitty reality shows. 

Fuse has become centered around bands that have zero creativity and absolutely no balls.

Holy shit. 

They just couldn't sit back and let it happen.  This company fucked up, and letting them fail would have had less serious consequences than bailing them out.

One trillion dollars?  Do they realize how much money that is?

That's why i posted this thread James, it actually gives both sides of the story, and by some divine miracle, it's about issues. 

Like i said before, that whole idea of windfall profits is increadibly stupid.  I think it's a horrible idea, and i think McCain really has a strong plan on this issue, where Obama's will only backfire at him in more ways than one. 

There are holes in each plan, but Obama's plan couldn't hold any water.

I don't agree with Obama's idea of giving tax credits to people for gas.  500 per person and 1000 for a married couple, i just don't agree with it. 

He's got some good ideas with moving to wind and solar, but not as much bio-fuels, since that tends to tie up some of our food production, which with rising costs of food, isn't such a good idea.  Do people really want to see massive ethanol production?  I hope those same people don't mind spending a very significant ammount more on anything with corn in it. 

McCain here seems to have some good answers though.  Instead of just focussing on lowering gas prices, he is actually looking for alternatives, or some could say, 'change.'  I for one fully agree with moving away from gasoline dependent cars and into something that uses a cleaner, and cheaper fuel.  Take the hydrogen cell for example. 

I also agree with the 5000 dollar tax credit for anyone who owns a car with no carbon emissions.  That would promote the cars being bought, and then with less of a demand for gas, the gas prices would fall, and then everything else would follow suit. 

A lot of predictions say that our gas supply could run out by 2050.  So moving away from our dependence on it is a very good idea.

Also, oil drilling tends to have a bell shape with how much they get out.  it increases very quickly and is very easy to get out, until it gets past the top of the bell, then it is a lot harder to get out.  I  believe for some they use 1 gallon to get 2 gallons.  So offshore drilling is really just a short term solution.