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Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Texas Rainmaker Has Everything You Need to Know About Gas Prices

Yes, $3.00 a gallon for gasoline is a pain in the keyster, but having government drag energy industry executives in front of cameras and congressional committees so the politicos can look like they are "doing something" is simply ludicrous.

Jason Smith at Texas Rainmaker has the explanation for why it's all smoke and mirrors when Congress, the White House and the mainstream media get together for a little demagoguery about gas prices.

posted by Mark Tapscott @ 11:41 AM