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To: tejek who wrote (627236)	9/8/2011 11:39:05 AM
From: Alighieri	Read Replies (1) of 1584048

Bottom-scraping natural gas prices have also prodded energy companies to shift their focus to oil. But in any case, Obama doesn’t appear to have thwarted the boom in oil production. Over at Climate Progress, Joe Romm puts together his own chart, using data from the Energy Information Administration, showing that U.S. field production of crude oil is up significantly since 2008. As a result, oil imports have shrunk 11 percent in the past year. The United States is becoming more energy independent. But here’s the kicker — gas prices are still significantly higher this year than they were in 2010. It’s almost as if additional U.S. oil production is too small in the global scheme of things to affect prices at the pump in any sizeable way. (Though one could argue that extra production is keeping oil prices from going even higher than they otherwise would.) What I don't understand is why obama's people are not out there tooting their horns about this stuff....do you remember bush's staff spreading the "gospel" ? These guys at the white house must think that the average american is actually paying attention... Al

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