Modern Maturity?

McSame can tout words like "Adult" all he wants.
The truth is he is out of touch with America.
I've known some adults that were as immature as a twelve year old.
Maturity is a state of mind, not an age.
McSame is unreliable, unstable and untrustworthy.

I can't buy anything coming out of McCains mouth these days. The maverick is gone and all that's left is a pandering republican. He's flipped on too many of the pertinent issues to be taken seriously. He's a man without true convictions. Aside from that, we don't need another C- student in the white house.

another republican wordsmithing exercise. finding that new tagline to rally them to office. mature is the new experience, which basically means the same ol'. enough posturing, gop has been a disgrace. no promises kept, just talk and blaming. enough already.

by the time we get oil from new wells we should be on electric or something even better so why do the oil rich want more oil maybe its to sell to the 3rd world and get rich from them.
Nuclear energy isn't the way soon I feel we will be on free energy and that will be fought tooth and nail by the worlds powerful rich but they will be taken down just like Rome they will fall, hope it happens soon so I can see the bleeding rich go under along with the power mongers and thoes that want to rule by chaos and fear.

Visit fuelcells.org... We have had electric cars since the 70's, not counting nasa dumping millions of dollars into the development of fuel cells in the 80's and 90's, and McCain wants to spend money to develop one? But what do you expect from someone so out of touch, they can't even use a computer.

"I am an illiterate that has to rely on my wife for all of the assistance I can get." -John McCain after being asked whether he uses a Mac or a PC.

As we waist trillions of dollars on the first ever unprovoked war in US history, the EU approves $1.5 Billion aid for the development of hydrogen cars.
http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/05/eu-approves-15-billion-aid-for.html

Here's the links

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/info_glance/petroleum.html
go to the bottom of the page and read the "world oil balance" data excel doc

Read these 2 links on commodities futures

http://seekingalpha.com/article/78264-commodities-prices-speculation-exposed

http://hsgac.senate.gov/public/_files/052008Masters.pdf

When will the ignorant masses wake up and realize - THE CURRENT OIL PROBLEM HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH REAL SUPPLY AND DEMAND?

Go to the DOE's website and look at the data. The worlds oil demand(usage) is only up 3.7% from 2004 to 2007. There's no shortages at the pumps and even the saudi oil minister has said there is no supply problem and that the prices have been run up by futures speculators.

Just remove speculators from the commodities markets. Make it illegal to buy futures without taking possession of the actual commodity. Prices will drop imediately.

A month ago, republicans were whining over any word people used to point to his age. Now republicans want to play the age card? Nice to see the whole GOP party is a hypocritical flip-flopper, not just McCain...

There is a reason the majority of people who are complaining about his age, are seniors.

Gee, why focus on nuclear power? What about solar? Wind? Give big tax credits for those who invest in solar or wind power, especially home owners. The southwest have so much open space under mostly sunny skies that they can have huge solar power farms to help reduce our power dependence on oil. The government have to start encouraging people to put stock in these power sources that have been in existence for years, and they have to do it with tax credits, etc.

Oh, one more thing... Stop listening to the oil lobbyists, will ya?

I feel the following is a question that we all should ask ourselves, is an illusion reality or is reality an illusion? In politics the answer probably lies somewhere between. The government could use a bull whip on all of us to get what they want but there are easier and more politically correct ways, such as creating the illusion of fear. The Bush administration is very good at using the fear tactic, for example, to justify going to war with Iraq, remember the threat level with the stupid color codes and the sleazy slogan; if we don???t fight them there they will follow us home. That was enough to scare the be Jesus out of all of us.

The other method to get what they want is to create the reality of hardships on the general public with the illusion of an energy crises. The reality is, if the big oil companies in collusion with the Bush administration creates enough real hardships on the general public they will get whatever they want, such as deep sea drilling and drilling in Alaska.. Furthermore the reality is that if we don???t go along with the illusion they will continue to create even further hardships until we, the general public, can no longer endure the strain and in the end they will get whatever they want. I don???t necessarily disagree with the need for future exploration for oil so this country can buy some time to become energy independent through alternative sources, I just disagree with the tactics. If you don???t agree with this reality then the illusion is obviously working.

Can John McCain bring back reality? Does Barack even have a realistic plan? The reality is that we are most likely doomed to politics as usual.

I haven't heard anything from Obama or any other Democrat that sounds in the least as if it might in any way reduce the current price of fuel. Old solutions? When cars and trucks and power plants no longer require fossil fuels futuristic visions of energy sources may become a reality. While these are being invented and tested we need to rely on what we already know. We need to "Drill here, Drill now, Pay less." And on the subject of nuclear waste, we only have so much nuclear waste because, unlike the French, we refuse to reprocess our nuclear waste out of fear it will fall into the wrong hands.

This is journalistic puffery. McCain puts together a grouping of poor, sometimes comical, all ready discussed concepts and he's suddenly mature and showing signs of a true sage? Hardly. Political posturing, plain and simple. Old man, old politics.