Energy Policy
8/25/2008 | Economy, Energy Policy, Presidential Issues
CCM News
CCM National Chairman Ken Blackwell and CCM Colorado Chairman Bob Beauprez will join U.S. Senator Jim DeMint and Americans for Prosperity’s Jim Pfaff for a press conference at the Democrat National Convention this Tuesday, August 26th at 10 am MDT.
The event, sponsored by CCM, will call on liberal leaders to provide real solutions to reduce America’s dependence on foreign oil and will also highlight American Energy Freedom Day which is October 1, 2008. On that day, the current prohibitions on energy leasing on most of the Outer Continental Shelf and on oil shale leasing on federal lands will expire – unless the liberals who control Congress proactively act to extend them.
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