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Mark Udall wants to put Colorado coal and petroleum industries out of business

Sen. Mark Udall wants to put Colorado's coal and petroleum producers out of business. He wants to send consumers' utility bill even higher. And he wants to pick winners and losers among developers of new businesses in the energy and other industries.

He thinks he knows what's best for Colorado, and he won't listen to anybody who disagrees, including voters who almost defeated Sen. Michael Bennet and sent three Colorado Obama Democrat members of the U.S.House packing.

Just how out-of-touch with Colorado economics and economic reality in general Udall is can be seen in this article that he recently co-authored with a couple of other Obama Democrats in the Senate. LINK: Clean energy: Economic key to 21st Century, by Debbie Stabenow, Kay Hagan & Mark Udall.

Posted by Donald E. L. Johnson on 11/18/2010 at 07:32 PM

  1. He has a secret plan.  Grow bushy eyebrows like his, and pluck them and set them on fire in the winter for a fuel source.

    Scientific studies show you can heat a 2,000 square foot home with them for an entire winter.

    Posted by Laura Victoria  on  11/19/2010  at  02:21 PM
  2. LOL. HIs secret plan is to look like a Republican by 2014, but he can’t help himself. He’s a Sierra Club Dem.

    Posted by Donald E. L. Johnson  on  11/19/2010  at  02:31 PM
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