Energy Citizens

vdinolfo

@kayhagan: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #NC #28120. What we need are at least 170 more nuclear power plants by 2019

troijan

@evanbayh: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #IN #47348

cadaniels59

To Sen. Casey: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #PA #18325

CherylAnnS

To Sen. Johanns: reject costly climate change policies http://ow.ly/jUTR #ec09 #NE #68516 that would also harm ag. Thanks 4 yr support!

Neunertc

@SenArlenSpecter: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #PA #18042

ACUConservative

ACU Continues to wage the battle against Cap-n-Trade. http://tinyurl.com/qb3pvt

popeyeolivesoil

@DianneFeinstein: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #CA #92316

eileenmarion10

To Sen. Kohl: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #WI #53018

tlschauer

To Sen. Bingaman: reject costly climate bill http://bit.ly/109BZx #ec09 #NM #88325

NAM_ShopFloor

RT @briefingroom: Townhall: Cap-and-trade legislation before Congress could cost U.S. 2 million jobs by 2030, Meredit.. http://bit.ly/4dTRs4

Norma from Tennessee

Please do not pass the legislation before Congress that is called the Cap and Trade Bill. This will destroy jobs and raise taxes on the ordinary citizens of this country. We have extra-ordinary amounts of energy in our country, but congress refuses to allow us to use that energy. Absolutely stupid!

Story from Tennessee submitted by Norma P

Shamim from Georgia

As a part time worker, I cannot afford to pay higher gasoline prices.

Story from Georgia submitted by Shamim A

Michael from Alaska

The prospect of our country losing more of our own domestic energy production, sending that overseas, at a time when the public is obviously upset with being dependent on foreign energy sources, it’s kind of a bad idea to increase that problem by basically attacking our on energy production at home.

Story from Alaska submitted by Michael S

Nancy from Ohio

If this bill passes, I don’t know how I’m going to be able to afford to pay energy costs when I’m on a fixed income and it will just keep me from being able to drive a car, my house will be even colder than what it’s been, and I don’t know where the money is going to come from when the money that comes in isn’t enough to take care of it now.

Story from Ohio submitted by Nancy M

South Dakota Energy Citizens Rally

Huron South Dakota, September 07, 2009

An estimated 250 people gathered as part of an Energy Citizens Rally for Jobs and Affordable Energy at the South Dakota State Fair in Huron, on Sept. 7, 2009.

A variety of speakers stood up to tell their stories, including Todd Mortensen, president, South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association; Ron Kraft, retiree and board member of the Utility Shareholders of South Dakota; and Scott VanderWal, president, South Dakota Farm Bureau. KOKK-AM’s Zack Nelson emceed the event.

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Nebraska Energy Citizens Rally

Lincoln Nebraska, September 05, 2009

Approximately 120 people attended the Energy Citizens Rally for Jobs and Affordable Energy at the Embassy Suites in Lincoln, Neb., on Sept. 5, 2009.

A range of speakers shared their stories, including Nebraska Farm Bureau President and farmer Keith Olsen, farmer Ron Pavelka, former Husker football player and small business owner George Mills, Nebraska State Sen. Tony Fulton and small business owner Charles Starostka. Nebraska State Sen. and farmer Chris Langemeier emceed the event.

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Michigan Energy Citizens Rally

Detroit Michigan, September 03, 2009

Approximately 750 people gathered as part of an Energy Citizens Rally for Jobs and Affordable Energy at the Burton Manor Banquet and Conference Center in Detroit on Sept. 3, 2009.

A variety of speakers stood up to tell their stories, including emcee Frank Beckmann of WJR-AM; Charlie Owens, director of the National Federation of Independent Business, Michigan chapter; Doug Roberts, Jr., director of environmental and energy policy of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce; Wayne H. Wood, president of the Michigan Farm Bureau; and Scott Hagerstrom, state director of Americans for Prosperity, Michigan.

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