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To: Brumar89 who wrote (210587)	7/3/2007 2:38:51 PM
From: Steve Lokness	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 794373

Brumar89; Good questions and you are going to trap me because I said I was for Paul. I like Paul - even though I don't agree with everything Libertarians have to offer. Kyoto treaty No real opinion - except that we should likely be working with the world not against them. If we are so arrogant we think we don't need to get along with the rest of the world - we likely will pay a price. At some point we may be begging China to come to the table? ANWR I am against drilling. Not because it will do harm, but because the piece mill tiny production increases we might get only hinder meaningful advances in alternate energy sources. It is a silly divisive attempt at an issue to make it us against them. Extremist would drill every last drop of oil - even if it meant drilling in the bedroom of their dying grandmother. At what point do we say - okay, lets work together as a nation and find a real solution. offshore drilling Not in my state! If you want to drill off Texas and Florida go ahead. States rights vrs federal rights issue. steve