Fuzzy Logic wrote:
Info on the house he

http://www.off-grid.net/2007/02/18/m...e_Chapel_Ranch

Thanks for the links.

Does anybody believe that this reflects on the effects on the
environment of President Bush's policies? Would anybody say that Bush
& Cheney have been eco-friendly?

DSK

wrote:
Fuzzy Logic wrote:
Info on the house he

http://www.off-grid.net/2007/02/18/m...e_Chapel_Ranch

Thanks for the links.

Does anybody believe that this reflects on the effects on the
environment of President Bush's policies? Would anybody say that Bush
& Cheney have been eco-friendly?

DSK

It really isn't a fair comparison - the Gore residence is also office
space for a large staff since both Gore's work from there. It also
includes a generous guest house which frequently has high profile
visiters with staff. All things considered, it isn't a lot of juice
they're using. (And the 20X report was rather overstated.)

The Bush residence, while modest by itself, also includes a guest house,
the original farmhouse, a double wide and various other structures added
by the taxpayers. No mention is ever made of the electric bill there;
how much do you think it costs to run the A/C? A lot is made of the
reclaimed grey water, but that is pretty common in such an arid area if
you want to water the lawn.

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Fuzzy Logic wrote:
Info on the house he

http://www.off-grid.net/2007/02/18/m...e_Chapel_Ranch

Thanks for the links.

Does anybody believe that this reflects on the effects on the
environment of President Bush's policies? Would anybody say that Bush
& Cheney have been eco-friendly?

DSK



Right-wing nuts would... but they'll say practically anything.

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On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 19:12:14 -0700, "Capt. JG"
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Right-wing nuts would... but they'll say practically anything.


I'm sure you'd prefer Barney Fag as president.




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