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Just like at the Democratic and Republican national conventions, we've got street teams handing out information about our campaign.
If you look closely, the man in this picture is wearing an Obama hat and a McCain sticker.
As we say, we don't know who will be running the country, but we know what will: American coal.
Joe Lucas helped form Americans for Balanced Energy Choices in 1999 and is Senior Vice President, Communications for the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity. He has spent his entire professional career shaping energy and environmental policies at the state and federal levels.
© 2007-2009 American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity
The debate tonight reaffirmed my belief that the two party system is at the root cause of our problems. Both candidates failed to convince me to vote for either candidate. Obama's inexperienced was obvious and McCain's intolerance was equally distasteful. Both lack substance and real pinpoint answers. I give the VP edge to Obama. Where was Palin tonight after the debate? At least the liberal party put their VP up front and not a second run presidential candidate. I really can't wait to see the VP debate. Hopefully there will be more substance.
Posted by: sam geil | September 26, 2008 at 11:04 PM
I see that Al Gore is now giving his tacit support to clean coal.
http://digg.com/environment/Gore_Warns_of_Sub_Prime_Carbon_Catastrophe
Posted by: mike johnston | September 29, 2008 at 07:38 AM