Stop doing what you’re doing! I beat you by one word proof.

please stop spending all my money.

Not the end all be all to our energy woes, but think of all the high paying construction jobs that would open up if we opened up domestic fields and shorelines to drilling?

I didn’t say it was a comprehensive energy policy, I said it was a way to create jobs.

Lowering taxes would be incentive to thousands of employers to expand non-construction and non-energy related business to expand and need to hire.

Especially considering the amount of infrastructure investment required to meet increased crude supply.

“Quit dicking around”

I cut it in half, but something tells me mine won’t make headlines…

I’m all behind lower taxes, and I am behind drill-here drill-now as one part of a much larger machine, but it’s not the end-all-be-all solution to our energy woes. By average analysis, the US has about three percent of the world’s accessable oil supply, and while gaining access to that is good, it’s far from what I’d consider “energy dependency”, especially considering that the end result wouldn’t be a US stockpiled oil reserve, but US oil being pushed into the global market, and fluctuating quantity demanded there.

Drill here, drill now’s a great sloagan, not quite a comprehensive energy security policy.