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"President-elect Obama announced the policy during the campaign because oil prices were above $80 per barrel," an aide on Obama's transition team said. "They are currently below that now and expected to stay below that."
Originally posted by GoalPoster
Interesting . . .
Stands to reason that the planned 'windfall' tax is being shelved. I'd buy that totally if the following provisio was made by Obama in deciding to go back on this campaign promise . . .
. . . should the price per barrel of oil increase above $80, the following tax shall apply . . .
I'm no braniac, but it surprises me that if this was a promise to be kept, somebody in the 'Bama Braincrew' would have thought that up.
Or maybe not.
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Originally posted by RFBurns
Well none of O-BAHH-ma's plans can go into practice until AFTER he is in office and it has to be VOTED on by CONGRESS.
Why do some forget the process of how things get done in government.
Or has the checks and balances practice considered mute and pointless for this incomming administration too?