This abrupt, hasty release of petroleum keened on our environment, a form of pollution described as an oil spill, is an unambiguous priority to President Obama. This oil spill is polluting the Gulf of Mexico.
What is really absurd about individuals’ agreeableness on behalf of the Democrat’s stanza is people simply say they disapprove. Come up with a different solution. Rationalize. It is senseless and candidly effortless to disapprove and go on with your day while Obama is reconstructing and trying to mend a puzzle with absent and omitted pieces.
CNN took solutions to Bill Nye, dubbed the Science Guy, to evaluate them and conclude which ideas will possibly help engineers seal the leak on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. Nye says drilling through it [drilling a hole] is not a respectable idea because in accumulation to it being difficult, it will only burst out and crack the pipe. People do not want tar on the bottom of the ocean so using sand for the quantity of oil we are dealing with, is not the best option. Taking the oil to the foundation of the sand is still having the lubricate come out of the tube. I love this idea, that our country is giving citizens the opportunity and the power to provide skillful ideas to improve our country's dilemmas.
What does Obama have to say?
British Petroleum [BP] is at fault. They are accountable and will compensate the charges for this leak. CEO of BP tells all that they are taking full responsibility because this should not have happened. Thousands of people are working to impede this and Tony Hayward says taxpayers will not endure or suffer for this. We better hope taxpayers do not suffer from this. I mean, what don’t we suffer from?
What is Obama doing? He is personally speaking to those primarily affected, he is reassuring our country all will be okay, and he is making a commitment to maintain this predicament and top priority. He physically cannot use his hands, pray, and have this issue dissolve- too inhumane for Obama. I love what Obama is doing.
Dick Chaney is now in this? Mike Papantonio, and environmental lawyer told MSNBC that if we would have spent $500,000 to get an acoustic switch and save all of this from happening by triggering the blowout preventer. For $500,000?!?! I don’t buy it, do you?
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