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lies, lies and even more innuendos. Amazing how some rube from St. Louis can analyze Cloud's work ethic from afar.
My guess is that this is all some front for Charlie Gray.... that would also explain this site's penchant for supporting Maughn, Loveless and Mike Reynolds....
I smell a rat |
05.30.08 - 8:46 pm | #
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Don't forget about me! I be coming'!
Dennis Adkins |
05.30.08 - 9:55 pm | #
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Now now! But you gotta like that jacket I'm wearing in the desert in front of the big cat statue! It's like 140 degrees out here, but dog jogging has prepared me for such grueling activity. Hold on, I got to take this call.
"No Aubrey that's $500 grand for 10 hours a month, not 10K for 500 hours a month, dangnab it."
Sorry, now where was I, ehem, "The Aspen Institute is not a liberal thinktank, 'cause Soros, Isaacson and Clinton told me so!
Now, go log onto the Jeff (Dr. Energy) Cloud website and, uh, oh shoot, I got to get around to that website thing.
Nevermind, time for a nap. Check back tomorrow, I'll keep you up to date on my Uncle Aub negotiations.
Love and Kisses,
Red Bull Jeff
Red Bull Jeff |
05.30.08 - 10:05 pm | #
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dude why you got a hair up your ass on Cloud? i dont know much about the details but i will say one thing you have entirely wrong politically - Roth would not file against Cloud, and if Cloud DID drop out and Roth filed for the 6 year seat - the Repub candidates (Dana and Rob)would NEVER file for the 6 year term - they'd be more than happy NOT running against an incumbent and running for the two year term which would be a MUCH easier path to become the INCUMBENT two years later...DUH!!! not seeing that is really sad.
smart |
05.30.08 - 10:45 pm | #
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Not Smart:
I'll take a hundred on at least one of the Johnson/Murphy gang following Roth to the six year.....Murphy.JOhnson head up= 1 loser. Follow the gay drunk to the six year= 2 winners.
Don't quit your day job, rocket scientist.
Karl Rove |
05.31.08 - 12:05 am | #
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Smart's post shows Pat Caddell must be back in business!
Monk |
05.31.08 - 12:06 am | #
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Arps: I know you are the attack dog for Cornett for Congress 2010, but Cloud is running for CORPORATION COMMISSIONER, not Congress yet. Save your powder for two years becasue you're hurting our party's candidate now.
Anonymous |
05.31.08 - 7:46 am | #
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Okay, I get it now: OKPNS is revealing Cloud's dimwitted move to help Cornett in 2010.
Some R's aren't the sharpest knives in the paranoid drawer, huh?
Principal |
05.31.08 - 8:00 pm | #
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From the Wall Street Journal:
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Oil Exporters Are Unable To Keep Up With Demand
BY NEIL KING JR. AND SPENCER SWARTZ
The world's top oil producers are proving unable to put more barrels on thirsty world markets despite sky-high prices, a shift that defies traditional market logic and looks set to continue.
Fresh data from the U.S. Department of Energy show the amount of petroleum products shipped by the world's top oil exporters fell 2.5% last year, despite a 57% increase in prices, a trend that appears to be holding true this year as well.
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Reality |
05.31.08 - 11:30 pm | #
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And lest you think natural gas will be our savior:
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Global Demand Squeezing Natural Gas Supply
by Clifford Krauss
The cost of a gallon of gasoline gets all the headlines, but the natural gas that will heat many homes in the United States next winter is going up in price as fast or faster as the nation falls behind in a global race to secure the gas.
Only a month after Cheniere Energy inaugurated its $1.4 billion liquefied natural gas terminal here - a languid, alligator-infested marshland in coastal Louisiana - an empty supertanker sat in its berth with no place to go while workers painted empty storage tanks.
The nearly idle terminal is a monument to a stalled switch to liquefied natural gas, or LNG, a switch that was supposed to import so much gas from around the world that homes would be heated and factories humming at bargain prices.
But LNG shipments to the United States are slowing to a trickle, and Cheniere and other companies have dropped plans to build more terminals.
A longstanding assumption of U.S. energy policy has been that gas would be plentiful abroad, and therefore readily available for importation, as production falls off in North America, where many fields are tapped out. But some experts are starting to question that idea, saying gas could be subject to the same explosion in overseas demand that has made oil so expensive.
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Reality |
05.31.08 - 11:48 pm | #
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