So far he has always been opposed to renewable energy support of any kind.
Mccain Claims To Support Renewable Energy. When Are We Going To Hear The Details?
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February 25th, 2010 @ 10:31 am
He talks details everyday in his town hall meetings; but the media rarely reports it. However, now that Palin is campaigning with him that will most likely change.
I’m personally looking forward to the debates between all the candidates.
February 25th, 2010 @ 12:58 pm
He has consistently voted against alternative energy, but all of the sudden in a campaign year he’s putting out commericals with wind turbines. Funny.
I live in his home state of Arizona. Where’s the solar? Oh, McCain blocked that legislation.
His support of alternative energy tax credits:
March 2006 (Vote 42): Voted against extension of tax credits.
March 2007 (Vote 98): Skipped vote to extend tax credits.
June 2007 (Vote 223): Skipped vote to extend tax credits.
December 2007 (Vote 416): Skipped vote to extend tax credits — extension failed by one vote.
February 2008 (Vote 8): Skipped vote to extend tax credits — extension failed by one vote.
February 25th, 2010 @ 6:15 pm
We will hear the details on this issue and others the same time Obama describes his solutions to what ails America. I am guessing we will have to wait for the debates for details. Kind of sad really. I miss Ross Perot. At least he took out 30 minute and 1 hour infomercials to explain his plans in detail.
February 25th, 2010 @ 9:32 pm
All you have to do is listen, he has said, drill in Anwar, Build Nuclear Power Plants, use wind power, develop alternate sources of fuel, do everything possible to become energy independent. Apparently Obama is not the only one who doesn’t get it, neither do you.
February 26th, 2010 @ 2:28 am
Palin’s idea of renewable energy is to burn library books.