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Old 08-04-2008, 02:06 PM
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Oil exploration is a costly venture usually paid for by investors. The oil companies have known about the gulf oil in particular since the 70's. There is nothing new here. It wasn't worth there time/effort then. But now if they can dupe enough investors, They will get some oil and the oil they retrieve will pay top dollar these days, and the investors will foot the bill and get little on the return end.

IF, and that is a big if, the oil prices go down, and gasoline drops in price as a result, they will stop drilling in the gulf (ocean), because it will not be profitable for the to continue!
So, if this requires investors, are we to assume that the GOP is certain that there are investors who don't think their going to get screwed ponying up to the table to pay for this speculation?

And then, when oil prices drop (if, like you said), the new spots we opened for drilling will no longer be drilled?

This seems like a big to-do about nothing...except possibly some screwed investors.
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There is nothing loveable about the GOP these days. They have really tanked in my opinion. I'm a good ole fashion southern conservative... I do not toe the GOP line.
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they should ask newt how it worked out last time ... in '95

but i do hope they are stupid enough to try it again ... that will be the death knell of the republican party ... what tiny remnant remains from the Goldwater era
Well let's see...it resulted in Republicans controlling the house and the senate for the better part of 12 years. It also resulted in 8 years in the White House and the majority of gubenatorial slots for those 12 years. Sounds like it worked it worked pretty well.
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