http://abcnews.go.com/PollingUnit/Me...ry?id=10846473
From ABC News yet. I'm shocked.
50 days and counting Barack.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...362770856.html
http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/...kick-line.html
Well who wants to defend Barack for his handling of the Oil Spill? The second link is an awesome article that outlines the series of missteps. Team Obama are rookies and that hope and change is ruining the Gulf Coast and the Eastern Seaboard will be next.
The poll numbers speaks for themselves. And his little a** remark is the just the icing on the cake, the man doesn't know how to be President. Why the heck did you guys elect this fool?
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| By more than a 2-to-1 margin, Americans support the pursuit of criminal charges in the nation's worst oil spill , with increasing numbers calling it a major environmental disaster. Eight in 10 criticize the way BP's handled it – and more people give the federal government's response a negative rating than did the response to Hurricane Katrina. |
50 days and counting Barack.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...362770856.html
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| Take the containment strategy of barrier berms. These temporary sand islands block the flow of oil into fragile wetlands and marshes. Berm construction requires approval from the Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Louisiana officials asked permission on May 11. They have yet to hear back. The feds are conducting a review as oil washes ashore. The federal government was even slower on the question of dispersants, chemicals used to break up the oil and hasten its evaporation from the surface of the water. On May 8, Louisiana sent a letter to BP and the EPA begging BP not to use dispersants below the surface of the water. Subsurface use of dispersants keeps oil slicks from forming. But when it doesn't come to the surface to evaporate, the oil lingers below, gets into underwater currents, and puts at risk fisheries that supply a third of America's seafood. On May 13, EPA overruled the state and permitted BP to use dispersants 4,000 feet below the surface. Then, a week after BP released 55,000 gallons of dispersants below the surface, EPA did an about-face, ordering BP to stop using the dispersant and to "find a less-toxic" one. Louisiana officials found out about this imprecise guidance in the Washington Post. BP refused, EPA backed off, and Louisiana's concerns about their marine fisheries remain. |
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| Not everybody was pleased with President Obama's uncharacteristic line on the Today Show, spoken in the pre-school hours Tuesday morning, that he wants some "a** to kick" in the Gulf oil crisis. |
The poll numbers speaks for themselves. And his little a** remark is the just the icing on the cake, the man doesn't know how to be President. Why the heck did you guys elect this fool?
