Who said this ??

[welshTerrier2]

"The bottom line is the Administration's energy policy works for Saudi Arabia, it works for big oil and gas companies, but it doesn't work for the American people."

NO GOOGLING PLEASE ... and this thread is for guessers only ... if you know the answer, please don't give it away ...

the answer to the question can be seen by clicking and dragging between the ***'s ...

ANSWER: ***John Kerry 7/29/05***

[JI7]

1. sounds like something John Kerry would say

but i don't know for sure about this quote.

[Broken_Hero]

3. Yeah, sounds like him...its my guess too...

give me Kerry please...:) thats my humble guess.

[Broken_Hero]

4. but it might be a trick question...

probably said by GWB during the 2000 election run.....i had a little feeling, after my last post, that gwb said it....

[JI7]

5. yeah, if we had a larger context it was said in

we might have a better idea. but as you say i can see the Chimp saying it during 2000 election. especially since i remember all the crap they spewed about bringing integrity into the whitehouse and other things which were a joke then but knowing what we know now either makes you want to laugh or puke.

[welshTerrier2]

6. OK ... here's some more ...

"Instead, billions of American tax dollars go to the oil, gas, and nuclear industries, including a last minute, deal that gives another $1.5 billion to one of the most profitable companies in the world - Halliburton. Our children get weaker environmental protections and dirtier air and water. Americans get no relief at the pump, and we're left just as dependent and probably more dependent on foreign oil."

[JI7]

7. ok, still sounds like something Kerry has said

and i'm pretty sure it's not the Chimp anymore. but i can't say for sure who said it.

[welshTerrier2]

8. and still more ...

"The era when the United States, Japan and Europe comprise the bulk of the world's demand for oil is over. Oil consumption from developing Asian nations will more than double in the next 25 years, from 15 million to 32 million barrels a day. Chinese consumption will grow from 5 million nearly 13 million barrels per day. India's will rise from 2 to more than 5 million barrels per day. This global race for oil is potentially a devastating destabilizing force.

"Increased American energy dependence further entangles our nation in unstable regions of the world and forces us to compromise our values. In exchange for oil, we transfer wealth to people who would do us and others great harm. This is as bad for our troops as it is for gas prices. We risk being drawn into dangerous conflicts, and an already overburdened military is increasingly stretched too thin."

[Wilms]

2. Kerry? n/t

[welshTerrier2]

9. a morning kick ... n/t