No Energy Policy or Health Care - The Undecided Voter Project (sitios de interés)
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I remain undecided for several reasons:
1. Neither candidate has put forth an energy plan that they understand. They both say, “We have to reduce our dependency on foreign oil,” and then in the same breath both talk about nuclear, solar, wind, and tide. Tell me, where are the nuclear cars? The cars that run on wind? America burns oil to fuel transportation, not to create energy (OK, maybe 3% tops). There is no link between electrical energy production and oil, foreign or otherwise. A link may appear if plug-in hybrid technology becomes very popular, but that won’t happen for another 5 to 10 years.
2. The debate about health care should be about whether we need to have socialized medicine, or do away completely with health insurance other than major medical; not on getting everyone insured. All that does is create a never-ending spiral of insurance and medical costs. They don’t seem to want to change the system.
There are lots of other issues, too detailed to mention here.
Best regards,
Brian
1. Neither candidate has put forth an energy plan that they understand. They both say, “We have to reduce our dependency on foreign oil,” and then in the same breath both talk about nuclear, solar, wind, and tide. Tell me, where are the nuclear cars? The cars that run on wind? America burns oil to fuel transportation, not to create energy (OK, maybe 3% tops). There is no link between electrical energy production and oil, foreign or otherwise. A link may appear if plug-in hybrid technology becomes very popular, but that won’t happen for another 5 to 10 years.
2. The debate about health care should be about whether we need to have socialized medicine, or do away completely with health insurance other than major medical; not on getting everyone insured. All that does is create a never-ending spiral of insurance and medical costs. They don’t seem to want to change the system.
There are lots of other issues, too detailed to mention here.
Best regards,
Brian