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Originally Posted by OldScoolCamaro
Foreign manufacturer sales should not count into our equation I would imagine. Electric is slow to take a foothold here, the infrastructure is not set in place, the GOV in an awkward position not taking a strong stand to promote the logical succession to gasoline and have a cohesive plan to get it jumpstarted. In conclusion, re-election campaigns, hinged on special interest backed with PAC groups and lobbyists take the wind out of our elected officals very quickly in DC.
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Why is it "logical" to take an energy source that is cheap and abundant and has plenty of infrastructure to support it, and FORCE it to be abandoned in favor of expensive, unreliable, and unproven technologies that actually are WORSE for the environment?
The only persons who would be in favor of such a thing would be someone who would stand to make tons of money from it, and will kick a lot of it back to those who use influence and clout to FORCE it on everyone.