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Friday, November 04, 2005
In my quick review of yesterday's US Senate vote to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling, I found it interesting that Senator John Kerry voted yes to the proposal.
That's quite a shift from a little over a year ago when Kerry stated:
"George Bush is reversing 30 years of environmental policies that have protected public health and safety,"..."The Bush administration has crippled provisions of the landmark Clean Air Act, rolled back important regulations and proposed drilling in the pristine Alaska National Wildlife Refuge."
Just to clarify, I said I found it interesting...but not particularly surprising.
(see the "yes" voting results here)
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That's quite a shift from a little over a year ago when Kerry stated:
"George Bush is reversing 30 years of environmental policies that have protected public health and safety,"..."The Bush administration has crippled provisions of the landmark Clean Air Act, rolled back important regulations and proposed drilling in the pristine Alaska National Wildlife Refuge."
Just to clarify, I said I found it interesting...but not particularly surprising.
(see the "yes" voting results here)
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