Ouch!… O’Reilly Rips Obama On ANWR & Taxes (Video)

by Gateway Pundit | 11:58 am, September 7, 2008 | Comments Off

In the second part of his interview with Barack Obama, Bill O'Relly rips on the Illinois senator on his plans to raise taxes and his refusal to drill in ANWR.

Obama sounded absolutely foolish trying to push the "we've got some beautiful real estate" line on Bill.
Bill thought so, too.
This is a preview of the 2nd part of their interview that will play on Monday Night:
(46 seconds)

Good for O'Reilly!

There is a reason that energy prices are skyrocketing in this country.
The US has enough reserves to be the number one oil producer in the world.
But, democrats will not allow the US to tap into those reserves.
Over the past 30 years:

Democrats have blocked the development of new sources of petroleum.
Democrats have blocked drilling in ANWR.
Democrats have blocked drilling off the coast of Florida.
Democrats have blocked drilling off of the east coast.
Democrats have blocked drilling off of the west coast.
Democrats have blocked drilling off the Alaskan coast.
Democrats have blocked building oil refineries.
Democrats have blocked clean nuclear energy production.
Democrats have blocked clean coal production.

Democrats won't allow the US to build more refineries but they think that government should take over the existing ones.
Democrats have blocked drilling in ANWR every year since Bill Clinton vetoed the bill in 1995.

It looks like Obama is sticking with the Democratic plan.

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