Should President Obama retract his support for offshore drilling?

[ZombieHorde]

[Vilis Veritas]

1. Until such a time as they can do it without spilling A DROP.

So yea, never AGAIN!

[Cant trust em]

2. 4. Should never have given it in the beginning. nt

[NV Whino]

3. Isecond that

[Sebastian Doyle]

5. +1000

He should also stop propping up the nuclear industry and the myth of "clean coal".

[IndianaGreen]

11. K&R

;kick:

[ZombieHorde]

13. I agree, but there is no known way to travel back in time. Retracting the support,

both in word and deed, is the best we can currently hope for.

[uponit7771]

4. Shouldn't continue drilling UNTIL investigation is done and regulation is inforced which means never

[jefferson_dem]

6. Yes!

n/t

[polichick]

7. Of course he should - it was an unwise and cynical political ploy. nt

[earth mom]

8. Yes he should, but he won't. nt

[Jennicut]

9. Yes, but more impotantly is to stop any new areas from actually opening.

[TheKentuckian]

10. Most definitely

Total numbnuts move to start with. Pushing policy you know to be counter productive, dangerous, and even under the best case scenario a solution that is utterly ineffective to the core problem is ridiculous.

Compromises between what is right and crazystupid don't usually end up even to be acceptable, the crazystupid drags down even the best ideas to an unworkable quagmire.

[ZombieHorde]

12. I agree the original support was an obviously bad idea.

I have been really questioning President Obama's judgment.

[depakid]

14. Wait until the report comes in and then make the decision based on the findings

That's the path of "least egg on the face."