Nancy, Where Does Natural Gas Come From?

| September 17, 2008 | Comments (3)

At the end of last month, Nancy Pelosi was touting natural gas as an “alternative” to and a “transition” from fossil fuels in complete ignorance of the fact that natural gas is itself a fossil fuel.

She’s not gotten any smarter in the past three weeks.

As they reversed their long-held opposition to more offshore oil exploration, Democrats said the increased taxes on oil companies in the bill and the collection of royalty payments from the drilling would yield billions of dollars to help finance the development of cleaner, renewable energy sources.

“We’re not trying to give incentives to drill, we’re giving incentives to invest in renewables and natural gas that will take us where we need to go,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) told reporters before the vote.

Can someone – anyone – please, please, p-l-e-a-s-e tell this chucklehead where natural gas comes from?

Unless she’s planning to construct a complicated series of tubes, suction devices, and pumps to collect the gas emitted from the hindquarters of cows, we are going to have to drill for natural gas.

Because it’s all underground.

Because it’s a fossil fuel.

Dear God, who put this woman in charge of the House of Representatives? I swear, at this point, a pet rock would do a better job, and know more about energy.

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  1. martin says:

    You just don't understand logic.

    It's "Natural" gas, and "Natural" is the same as good, like Democrats.

    Oil is "Crude", like Republicans, and Republicans are evil, therefore Oil is evil.

    Good and Evil are opposites so Natural gas and oil can't have anything in common.

    also if she weighs the same as a duck then

    she's made of wood and therefore…

    she's a witch!

  2. Jimmie says:

    martin, I'd laugh, but I have a sinking feeling that you may not be wrong…

  3. Alex H. says:

    I really want to defend her, but I can't. It's just a really dumb statement.

    I will defend stopping tax credits for the oil industry. Sorry, they don't need welfare, or my tax dollars. They should pay their fair share. I don't get why the Reps are for pricing supports in this area, and then turn around and are boosters of "capitalism" everywhere else. Just doesn't make sense. Gasoline is too cheap, because our taxes make it so.

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