Obama Considers Natural Gas Proponent for Sec of Energy

[longknife]

President Obama is considering naming Ernest J. Moniz as the next Secretary of Energy in apparent recognition that oil and gas development is the best potential revenue source available for the Administration to avoid the type of austerity spending cuts sweeping Europe.

Mr. Moniz is a respected expert on electrical energy and currently serves as Director of MIT's Energy Initiative, a research group that is heavily funded by the oil and gas industry. His predecessor, Steven Chu, pushed hard for job killing cap and trade legislation, prohibited resource exploration on federal lands, and wasted billions of dollars on sustainable energy boondoggles.

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and Big Government blog also reports that the GSA is reconsidering green building program. So what's goin on?

 

[Mr. H.]

What's the use, if Obama gets his budget and the $40+ billion in oil and natural gas taxes?

 

[Truthmatters]

Brietbart is NOT news

 

[Mr. H.]

Brietbart is NOT news

Maybe Reuters is, ya twit.



Exclusive: Obama considering MIT physicist Moniz for energy secretary - sources | Reuters

 

[Truthmatters]

dont make people click onto brietbart and give the real link then

 

[Truthmatters]

Chriss Street and Company


heres the real link.

Its not reuters

 

[Truthmatters]

Brietbart is NOT news

Maybe Reuters is, ya twit.



Exclusive: Obama considering MIT physicist Moniz for energy secretary - sources | Reuters

Moniz, who was undersecretary at the Energy Department during the Clinton administration, is a familiar figure on Capitol Hill, where he has often talked to lawmakers about how abundant supplies of U.S. natural gas will gradually replace coal as a source of electricity.

this is NOT the OPs article is it

 

[Mr. H.]

Brietbart is NOT news

Maybe Reuters is, ya twit.



Exclusive: Obama considering MIT physicist Moniz for energy secretary - sources | Reuters

Moniz, who was undersecretary at the Energy Department during the Clinton administration, is a familiar figure on Capitol Hill, where he has often talked to lawmakers about how abundant supplies of U.S. natural gas will gradually replace coal as a source of electricity.

this is NOT the OPs article is it

You really should put that in a quote box, or italicise it.

So, what's your take on Moniz?

I think it's a vast improvement over Kook Kooka Chu, but I'm leary of Obama's motives.