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September 2008 Campaign: Help support the development of clean and affordable sources of energy for Oregon.

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Name	City	Date	Optional Comments
Darren M.	Central Point, OR	September 11, 2008	Absolutely tired of enviromental law actions to stop progress.
Stanley P.	Pleasant Hill, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Brett W.	Wilsonville, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Michael S.	Tualatin, OR	September 11, 2008	STOP Listening to these radical idiots! They did not elect you. We need to use everything at our disposal to free ourselves from OPEC!
Barnett G.	Ashland, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Albert V.	Redmond, OR	September 11, 2008	If you won't drill, get off the hill.
megan a.	West Linn, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Erwin N.	Ashland, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Mike W.	Bend, OR	September 11, 2008	This global warming hysteria is way overhyped by the greatest con man in our civilizations history - Algore. We need to drill for oil, gas and coal and build several nuclear energy facilities in the United States. Our politicians are out of touch with the global competitive environment that we are faced with today.
Patrick H.	Central Point, OR	September 11, 2008	We need to develop EVERY energy source at our disposal. In a time when our economy is tanking, we need to STOP sending most of our wealth overseas to the Arab Gulf states. We need to develop our own natural gas, and petroleum resources while investing in nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, and geothermal and other renewable sources. We have to do both.
Aleathia B.	Oregon City, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Jordan B.	Corvallis, OR	September 11, 2008	I would like to see an increase in funding and opportunity for alternative/sustainable/renewable energy, especially in biomass power. I think that there are plenty of alternative energy options that are on the verge of being practical and economical. I believe that these options should not only be allowed to be pursued but encouraged if not funded by our government. Thank you.
Debbie T.	Turner, OR	September 11, 2008	My family wants renewable energy. Like the Wind, Natural Gas, Wave Power, Hydroelectric, Geothermal & Biomass. NO Nuclear. Get this going, now!!! What are we waiting for??? The time is NOW!!
ryan c.	Oregon City, OR	September 11, 2008	x
Susan and Craig S.	Portland, OR	September 10, 2008	Up to a certain point I support this I am against radical environmentalists, they have a good heart but need to let the professionals make decisions.
Susan and Craig S.		September 10, 2008	Up to a certain point I support this
Michael H.	Salem, OR	September 10, 2008	x
victoria m.	Hillsboro, OR	September 10, 2008	we need every source of energy science can find or invent and we need it now..
Jeffrey B.		September 10, 2008	Radical environmentalism (as opposed to common sense conservation and pollution controls) is one of the major forces driving up energy prices. Often these environmental groups are full of people with no scientific expertise, just a law degree and religious zeal against any kind of development of natural resources.
Kalon S.	Dallas, OR	September 10, 2008	x
Dumbdumb R.	Hillsboro, OR	September 10, 2008	There are many ways to haev safe reliable renewable energy without destroying the environment for one-time profit. Why do you always have to try to pull the wool over people's eyes instead of being up front about your Repuiblican front groups? Oh yeah, because if people knew it was sponsored by Republicans they would know you're lying about caring for the environment and about clean energy.
Jerry B.	Portland, OR	September 10, 2008	Your repulsive advertising campaign reveals that you are nothing more than still another environment destroying and dishonest arm of the Bush Crime Family, bent on villainizing any honest people who truly care about the future survival and health of planet Earth. Your treasonous behavior is anything but pro-environment, as you dedicate yourselves to the corporate theft and ruination of the "commons." Stop your corporate propagandist lies; or better still, why don't you put a "Bush" nuclear death plant in your own damn backyard. You lying SOB's make me sick!
Deanna B.	Hermiston, OR	September 10, 2008	Too bad the surfers got their way in Florence...I lived in Florence for years. You're telling me that there are more surfers who want to be able to surf than there are people who want clean renewable energy? Sounds fishy to me.....Sounds like the group that didn't want Fred Meyer to build there either. They tried for years to keep them out but Fred Meyer fought and WON! Sounds to me like we should take a stand and fight again.....
Laurie H.	Portland, OR	September 10, 2008	Deschuttes county needs to waive their zoning on the private property in the middle of the Newberry Crater National monument so that the owners can do a test drill for the largest geothermal energy sources in the country. Please help us by making others aware and we can us all of the political support we can get!
Theodosia M.	Portland, OR	September 10, 2008	x
James M.	Portland, OR	September 10, 2008	x
DIRK M.	Hermiston, OR	September 9, 2008	x
Deanna B.	Beaverton, OR	September 9, 2008	x
Cocklebur B.	Portland, OR	September 9, 2008	I’m the latte-liberal-environmental whacko whom you 666-Religion-Beast consumerist- capitalist, corporate-socialist s**theads love to eviscerate. Yes, I’m a bona fide enviro- Nazi. Do you bloodswilling, corporate- worshipping fascists have a f**king problem with that? Do you know that the number six is the atomic number of carbon, the element that can form rings or chains with itself (666) and that you also have that number because you are a carbon-based life form? The Revellator, John, in his 13th chapter wrote nearly 2,000 years ago about you creation- decapitating f**kheads, and that you would worship your beast (Rev. 13:8) and that the physical manifestation of your beast would come out of the ground (Rev. 13:11). He prophesied about you having the 666 mark on your forehead (alleg
Teri P.	Mcminnville, OR	September 9, 2008	x
Sam B.	Oakland, OR	September 9, 2008	Developing alternate energy sources such as Wind, Solar, Wave, Nuclear and the others is a must if we are to wean ourselves off of fossil fuels and reduce the carbon build-up in the atmosphere that is contributing heavily to global warming.
Michael W.	Terrebonne, OR	September 9, 2008	Of course. That's all that needs to be said, except our elected officials bow to the whims of special interest and don't understand basic logic. I'm sick and tired of all of them, espcially King Kulonoski. Listen the people, listen to someone outside your little click of extremist, listen to the majority of the people of the state. Get off your high horse and do the right thing. Drill our oil, build a few nuclear plants, allow the expansion to our energy grid. If you think we're all moving to Eugene to live in some self-contained comune, you're wrong. Get with the program and toughen you bunch of whimps, especially you Ted.
BRIAN F.	Springfield, OR	September 9, 2008	x
Taylor W.	Portland, OR	September 9, 2008	x
Hillary W.	Saint Helens, OR	September 9, 2008	x
craig s.	Drain, OR	September 9, 2008	x
Darrell M.	Salem, OR	September 9, 2008	how can a small group of radicals change the quality of life for so many good honest hard working tax paying familys? we need to oppose their radical agendas
Laurie H.		September 8, 2008	Please let the public know that Deschuttes county, influenced by the extreme enviornmentalists is not permitting test drilling for geothermal power in Newberry Crater. This is a clean renewable resource and is located on private property right in the middle of the National Monument in the center of the cinder cone. We need all of the polical and finacial clout around to get the permits to let this go forth. Please help anyway you can. Get the word out.
Bob Z.	Eugene, OR	September 8, 2008	We need to make responsible use of our dead trees, needlessly killed and abandoned during preventable wildfire events. Energy production is probably the best use at this time. For people worried about carbon-dioxide, these snags (and the wildfires that created them) are a major source.
Bob Z.	Eugene, OR	September 8, 2008	We need to make responsible use of our dead trees, needlessly killed and abandoned during preventable wildfire events. Energy production is probably the best use at this time. For people worried about carbon-dioxide, these snags (and the wildfires that created them) are a major source.
Mike M.	Eugene, OR	September 8, 2008	x
chris o.	Lake Oswego, OR	September 8, 2008	our energy needs should far outway the needs of stupid surfers!!!
chris o.	Lake Oswego, OR	September 8, 2008	i am in favor of nuclear enery, i was angry about closing the trojon plant
chris o.	Lake Oswego, OR	September 8, 2008	tell the environmental wacko's to lighten up!!!
John W.	Gresham, OR	September 8, 2008	Let's continue to develop new power sources, and move the tree huggers out of state.
Dan R.	Sisters, OR	September 8, 2008	I am tired of the enviromentalist hand cuffing us and preventing us from being energy dependant.
Pettis W.		September 8, 2008	Nuclear energy is a neccessary starting point and should be undertaken as a first step.
Peter S.	Portland, OR	September 8, 2008	Our country has an abundant source of energy beneath our feet. The era of the dirty industrial age has gone. The technology to produce vast amounts of energy from burning coal cleanly is here and is working - take a look at Boardman, Oregon. Natural gas and Coal has the infrastructure in place and is the immediate answer followed by the construction of more Nuclear plants.
Evan S.	Vancouver, WA	September 8, 2008	x
Don F.	Portland, OR	September 8, 2008	You should add in your commercials, that ethanol reduces the miles per gallon your car gets by about 2 mpg. That means more frequent fill-ups, more gas truck deliveries because now it takes more fuel to go the same amount of miles. What's the point?
Don F.	Portland, OR	September 8, 2008	x
Brian F.	Gresham, OR	September 8, 2008	Wind, Natural Gas, Wave, Geothermal, and Biomass ARE A MUST and need to Happen NOW, the only way is for government to give the green light and Quit allowing these Radical groups to tie These IMPORTANT ENERGY SOURCES up in our courts.
Louetta S.	Umpqua, OR	September 8, 2008	Drill, baby, drill
Ray D.	Roseburg, OR	September 8, 2008	x
Susan M.	Troutdale, OR	September 8, 2008	x
David A.	Portland, OR	September 7, 2008	x
Jennifer N.	Canby, OR	September 7, 2008	x
david b.	Portland, OR	September 7, 2008	x
James N.	Portland, OR	September 7, 2008	x
Mark B.	Salem, OR	September 7, 2008	x
kevin n.	Portland, OR	September 7, 2008	this is a farse support solar energy is the way to go
Travis H.	Vancouver, WA	September 6, 2008	I have said this for years almost 20 years. The enviro nazis are only supportive of maintaining the status quo for the oil companies. Most of the enviro groups are heavily supported by big oil. All of the metods of energy will be blocked and challenged by the enviro-nazis.
Donald H.	Albany, OR	September 6, 2008	x
Jesse D.	Canby, OR	September 6, 2008	x
Todd B.	Lake Oswego, OR	September 6, 2008	x
Dick P.	Longview, WA	September 6, 2008	x
Lawrence M.	Troutdale, OR	September 6, 2008	The evironmentalist appear to be against any kind energy usage. They have way too much influence in the courts, legislature, executive branch, and the bureaucracies. As far as energy production and usage it almost becomes a "tyrany of the minority" I am for a clean environment and responsible energy usage but I'm opposed the currrent environmental movement because of their extremist agenda and tactics. We need your help!
Keith H.	Dallas, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Jayme D.	Noti, OR	September 5, 2008	Please remove all government regulations that are stopping investment in energy. In addition, losing parties in court actions need to be required to pay legal expenses of the winning side.
James K.	Phoenix, OR	September 5, 2008	x
dennis b.	Portland, OR	September 5, 2008	x
dennis b.	Portland, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Stefanie M.	Junction City, OR	September 5, 2008	It's time for the politicians to quit catering to the minority radicals and take care of the vast majority of voters who overwhemingly want to see progress made in developing new sources of energy and in utilizing the resources already available to us to get us through for now.
Phil W.	Portland, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Grace L.	Eugene, OR	September 5, 2008	x
john b.	Cornelius, OR	September 5, 2008	drill mine build,pipelines refinories now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tara S.	Wilsonville, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Tara S.	Wilsonville, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Anthony S.	Wilsonville, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Anthony S.	Wilsonville, OR	September 5, 2008	x
Melanie W.	Portland, OR	September 4, 2008	We need to use all resources of energy, including drilling off shore.
Ruthann M.	Eugene, OR	September 4, 2008	x
Joni B.	Junction City, OR	September 4, 2008	x
Kerry B.	Junction City, OR	September 4, 2008	x
mike l.	Oregon City, OR	September 4, 2008	They can drill in my backyard if it gets me 2.00 gal gas!
Jeffery F.	Bend, OR	September 4, 2008	I think it is deplorable that extremist environmental groups are dictating our energy policies. An exceptable solution is not going to fall out to the sky. Ignore these unreasonable idiots and do what is best for the majority. I'm tired of every alternative energy source ran through years of law suits. BYPASS these worthless excuses for human excrement and do the right thing. Get Oregon moving forward
Stephanie C.	Ridgefield, WA	September 4, 2008	x
Matthew F.		September 4, 2008	Free market solutions will soon give us CHOICE-ABUNDANCE-EFFICIENCY just like we have with most other products. Radical (Read: State Mandated) failures will continue to lead towards HIGH PRICES-SUPPLY RATIONING-BUREAUCRACY as all coercive systems must. If we enlist the power of the marketplace the Environment could change from our biggest national embarrassments to one of our greatest national triumphs.
David C.	Lake Oswego, OR	September 4, 2008	Unemployed and hungry? Eat a eco nut! Drill every where now! No more ethanol subsadies and taxes, less regulations!
James K.	Eugene, OR	September 4, 2008	x
Christopher C.	Eugene, OR	September 4, 2008	The Blundering Biofuel Killers Are good intentions a legitimate excuse for negligent homicide? Biofuel production will significantly contribute to the early, avoidable deaths of at minimum between 10 and 20 million people worldwide in the year 2008 alone, a conservative estimated based on United Nations global poverty statistics and advice by experts on global hunger. Privately, I fear the malnutrition body count will climb higher, as food prices are rising quickly, and the higher they go, the more people will die. Global deaths due to malnutrition and related illness in 2008 could reach as high as 20 to 30 million, but I hope I am wrong in that dark suspicion. Economists estimate that over 100 million of the world's poor are in great jeopardy due to a lack of food. The world
Bill R.	Vancouver, WA	September 4, 2008	Typical of conservative movements this one relies on lies, innuendo and misrepresentations. Please give them the respect they deserve, none.
Joe P.	Portland, OR	September 3, 2008	Get a clue people! Radical Environmental Groups??? As stated on this web site, NW Energy Coalition slowed down the Stateline Wind Power project for a rodent. That group consists of many groups, including some of the largest energy and wind power companies in the PNW! Radical? I think not. http://www.nwenergy.org/members
Mike S.	Eugene, OR	September 3, 2008	x
Jocelyn M.	Eugene, OR	September 3, 2008	x
Scott M.	Winchester, OR	September 3, 2008	x
Emily L.	Beaverton, OR	September 3, 2008	I'd like to see someone sue these latte-liberal-environmental wackos and try to recover some of the money they have forced us to waste by limiting our supply of energy. Because we don't have clean nuclear energy, we burn coal and don't have a viable electric or natural gas car infrastructure. Thanks you tree-hugging hippie freaks....I wish my car could burn some of the hotair and BS coming out of PDX-doesn't seem to be any shortage of that.
Deborah D.	Gresham, OR	September 3, 2008	While we develop sensible, I repeat, SENSIBLE fuel alternatives, we need to drill and drill now. I am a vegetarian, but if I were on the brink of starving I would eat the meat while I waited for the potatoes to grow. Thank-you...
Cristina G.	Beaverton, OR	September 3, 2008	If these liberals got their way, we'd all live in a dark and wet cave in a forest somewhere. They'd make an exception for the messiah (Al Gore) and his Megawatt-drawing castle, but the rest of us would be eating leaves and wearing loincloths.
garry b.	Vancouver, WA	September 3, 2008	I fully support your efforts

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