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The Pervasive Power and Far Reaching Influence of CommittedToRomney.Com Extends to Salt Lake City, Utah July 22nd, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted in Alaska, Energy, IBD Editorial, Mitt Romney, Rush, Rush Limbaugh

I was tempted to refrain from posting the results of a couple of my articles on the TribTalk site from last week because of my deep seated modesty when I thought….No, it’s not fair for me to with hold the results of our collective efforts to influence the body politic, just to satisfy my natural humility.

That being said, I thought it might be fun to take a look at how our conservative message resonates even on one of the most liberal sites that I am aware of.

~~John Cronin~~

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A Road To Victory Through Alaska? - 48 new posts

Started 5 days, 17 hours ago (2008-07-17 07:27:00) by John Cronin

http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArti…01100996715 667 By INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY Election: Quote: There’s little doubt voters want more drilling if even congressional candidates are starting to trek to Alaska to urge more oil development. Seven are there now. That’s a wake-up call to Congress. Congressional challenger Craig …

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New Limbaugh Contract Inspires America - 34 new posts

Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-07-14 08:16:00) by John Cronin

Wasn’t it great news when Rush’s mega contract was announced? Talk about a win-win situation. Conservative voices continue to dominate the airwaves because we have the best message and the best debaters. Liberals get to kvetch for at least another eight years. Liberal radio is virtually non-existent as the last attempt to get anyone to listen to their dopey message, Air America, has …

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Chaffetz To Visit ANWR July 10th, 2008 | 4 Comments | Posted in Mitt Romney

It’s good to see Jason Chaffetz immediately move toward fulfilling one of his primary election promises, to help America solve it’s energy dependence on Middle Eastern countries. Rather than the eternal dithering of the Democratic Party, who helped to prevent us from taking the necessary steps to start drilling in ANWR years ago, Mr. Chaffetz is taking action to get the facts from federal officials, energy experts and from members of the local community. I have seen recent polls that show Alaskans are heavily in favor of drilling in ANWR, both for their own benefit and the country’s as well. It’s time to start taking common sense action and to stop listening to the advise of the environmental wackos who would have us switch to bicycles and plunge this country into the economic situation that our ancestors enjoyed in the 1890’s.

~~John Cronin~~

Seeks Solutions to National Energy Crisis

For Immediate Release

SALT LAKE CITY, UT –

Third District Congressional candidate Jason Chaffetz will travel to Alaska’s North Slope next week to explore oil drilling opportunities in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The fact-finding mission, which is scheduled to include six other Congressional candidates from across the nation, is intended to explore firsthand the viability of energy production in ANWR.

The July 14-17 expedition will consist of meetings with local and federal officials, energy experts, and community members. Starting in Anchorage, the group plans to visit Fairbanks, Kaktovik, Prudhoe Bay and Point Barrow.

“Four dollar a gallon gas—on its way to five dollars—is adversely affecting all Americans,” Chaffetz said, pointing out that energy independence is not only an issue of economic security, but also of national security. “We cannot be at the mercy of rogue and unstable nations or we’ll continue to be beholden to radical extremists,” he said.

Chaffetz has called for a national energy policy that includes tort reform, exploration of alternative energy sources and increased production of fossil fuels. By accelerating the application and appeals process for companies working to extract energy in the Arctic, Great Basin and off the continental shelf, Chaffetz says the United States can begin to prepare for the future. “Reducing the legal barriers to increased domestic oil production can resolve short-term energy needs while the private sector works to develop viable alternative energy sources,” Chaffetz said.

Congressional candidates accompanying Chaffetz include: Indiana candidates Luke Puckett, Mike Sodrel, and Greg Goode, and candidates Paul Stark from Wisconsin, Craig Williams from Pennsylvania, and Chris Lien from South Dakota.

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