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RED FLAG within first minutes of the Presidential debate

tom knutson
Posted Sep 27, 2008 9:59 PM
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In John McCains opening remarks he notes a concern about Foreign oil. Poppycock! The government has mislead the News and the people of the USA on this subject for too long. The number one oil producer to the USA is the USA - period. I am sorry but any man running for president should know this!. Also If you combine all of the Middle East oil they would come up as number 13 in oil suppliers to the USA.

The United States (US) oil supply is a frequent topic of discussion within the US, because of increasing concerns about dependence on oil as a source of fuel. According to the US Department of Energy, 40% of America's energy needs are met through petroleum products. Many citizens are worried about the impacts of oil on the environment, and would like to see the country moving towards more sustainable sources of oil. In addition, there is a great deal of controversy over the sources for American oil, and the political maneuvering which is necessary in order to meet American demands for oil.

Approximately 40% of America's oil comes from domestic oil fields in states like Texas, Alaska, and California. Some of this oil is actually sold to other countries, such as Japan. The other 60% of the US oil supply is from foreign sources. Contrary to popular belief, however, the US has very diverse oil interests all over the world, and receives oil and petroleum products from almost every continent on Earth. This diversity within the US oil supply allows allows for the manufacture of a wide range of petroleum products, using crude oil of various chemical makeups.

Even I know this much !
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