June 2010

Standing up for Veterans

Submitted by Editor on Wed, 2010-06-30 15:03

Accusation:

Harry Teague says Steve Pearce has been bad for Veterans.

Truth:

Steve Pearce is a Veteran and has repeatedly stood up for them.

ISSUES:

Truth Watch - Veterans

My Friend Steve Pearce's Military Service

Submitted by Editor on Wed, 2010-06-30 11:42

By: Vic Currier

ISSUES:

Steve Military Service

OBAMA'S BIG OIL SPILL BUNGLE

Submitted by Editor on Wed, 2010-06-30 10:26

By: Dick Morris

Published on TheHill.com on June 29, 2010

ISSUES:

Energy

After graduating from Undergraduate Pilot Training

Submitted by Editor on Sun, 2010-06-27 15:31

Going to war was not my idea. I drew a low draft number and entered ROTC in order to finish college. I was not one of the anti-war types and never considered fleeing to Canada to avoid the draft or serving. It was just not my first choice of careers when I finished college. But I was called and I did my duty.

After graduating from UPT (Undergraduate Pilot Training) at Reese AFB, Texas, I received orders to fly C-130’s in Southeast Asia for 18 months. Arriving in mid 1971, my orders would carry me thru the end of 1972 in the war zone.

ISSUES:

Steve Military Service

Kerry-Lieberman: A Multi-Trillion Dollar Gas Tax

Submitted by Editor on Sat, 2010-06-26 12:28

A Report by the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation

ISSUES:

Taxes & Spending

My Friend Steve Pearce's Military Service

Submitted by Editor on Thu, 2010-06-24 10:10

By: Vic Currier

ISSUES:

Veterans

The Importance that Petroleum Plays in our Everyday Lives.

Submitted by Administrator on Wed, 2010-06-23 15:53

By: Adam Cunyus

Below is a short, well made video representing the importance that petroleum plays in our everyday lives. In light of the continued demonization of the industry I thought it was timely to illustrate petroleum’s vast uses in many products other than gasoline. Please keep in mind that liquid petroleum hydrocarbons (i.e. crude oil) and its byproducts are mostly used for refined transportation fuel (71% according to the EIA-DOE), but 23% is used for industrial purposes (i.e. all the things the guy loses in the video).