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5 Aug
Dems Cap and Trade “Energy” Bill Will Raise Electricity Rates 20%
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Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 at 11:26 am | 20 views
I just contacted my two Senators and one representative and asked when they were going to hold their townhall meetings this August. Guess what? NEVER!!! These chicken shit people do not want to be confused with facts and opposing opinions. I live in Georgia and I am pissed. The culprits are Sens Isakson and Chambliss and rep. Lynn Westmoreland. If any of your readers are from Ga. tell them to get mad and get going! Call your state and Fed reps and do the same. Comeon, its we, the people!
the price of electricity for a family is going to go up 20 dollars per year for the next 10 years ??? OMG !! Will the horrors never end……………
@John ryan:
jr,
Every time I think that we have plumbed the depths of your mental emptiness, you fly by to show that we have all underestimated the vacuum that is the space between your ears.
The title of this post, and the accompanying article indicate that electricity rates will increase by 20%.
You translated that to be $20 per year…..
Ummm……what family do you know who is currently only paying $100 per year for electricity?
Dumbass!
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@Aye Chihuahua: And let’s be clear: These increases will be on TOP of other increases by your utility company.
The increased cost in energy will be much higher. And there will be NO BENEFIT to the environement and NO reduction in “global warming.”
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