| # | Name | Comments |
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| 1 | Glenn Nye | |
| 2 | Graham Hudgins | |
| 3 | Tom Palumbo | |
| 4 | Rick Fromberg | |
| 5 | Paula Huffman | |
| 6 | Cameron Cook | |
| 7 | Stan Altura | |
| 8 | Michael Meyers | |
| 9 | Tim Barrow | |
| 10 | Malcolm F. White | Finally, we got someone that is going to stand up to the gas companies and hopefully we will get a break in prices. Good Luck to all working on getting petition out to everyone. |
| 11 | Sylvia Ellis | This is the kind of action we desperately need.
Keep up the great work. |
| 12 | Alexander Palmer | |
| 13 | Anonymous | Please hurry in making this change happen. Our economy is in bad enough shape, but all the goods we purchase are transported. The cost of fuel impacts th cost of transportation and the prices at teh stores are increasing as a result. Compund that with the fact that Dominion Power is seeking and 18% rate hike here in Virgina, increases the outlay by an estimnates $200+ per family. People hav not seen salary increases even at the 5% rate in many many years. Over these same years we have born the brunt of significantly increased percentages in the overal cost of medical benefits that employees pay compared to the employer's contribution because companies can no longer afford to to pay the high %'s they had been in the past. Studies have shoewn that comapies will implode finanicially based on keeping those % contribution levels. So, ok what does all this have to do with the gas prices? We are currently in a recession, with the cycle we are in as described above people's cost of living has not kept up with the increased costs in healthcare, and the increasing food & goods prices and now gas & home heating/air. We are heading for two things: 1. An economic depression 2. A republican full court press (many of them are invested in that commodity) to release environmental restrictions so that we can dig for oil on land reserves (thus they wil gain financially yet again - at the taxpayer expense). - We should not allow this to happen, the focus needs to be on alternative energy as the other alternative is a short term fix with long term environmental consequences. We already know that the next major world shortage is going to be water........
Thank you Glenn for seeking comments, perhaps I'll see you again at one of the VA Bch Dem breakfasts. Sue |
| 14 | Edward Lilly | |
| 15 | Angela Kapetanakis | |
| 16 | Anonymous | |
| 17 | Betsy Powell | |
| 18 | Allison Ehrich Bernstein | |
| 19 | Anonymous | |
| 20 | Anne Constant | |
| 21 | Andrew Black | |
| 22 | ellen | |
| 23 | Anonymous | |
| 24 | Danielle | |
| 25 | Katie | |
| 26 | Ray Warner | |
| 27 | Stephanie Rainaud | |
| 28 | linda dagley | |
| 29 | Gracie Devine | |
| 30 | Grace wakefield | Please do all you can to bring down the cost of gas.
These prices are hurting everyone except the oil companies who are showing huge profits |
| 31 | Robert A. Rashti, M.D. | |
| 32 | David Goldman | |
| 33 | SASHA | |
| 34 | Brian Howard | |
| 35 | lawrence keefe | |
| 36 | Lowell Feld | Great job, Glenn, there's no way Thelma Drake would ever do something like this. |
| 37 | Jennifer Priest | |
| 38 | Bettie Cooper | |
| 39 | Patricia Fromberg | |
| 40 | Bill Fitzgerald | |
| 41 | Theodora Goodson | Big oil has not used their subsidized profits to build more refineries or to look seriously for sources of oil to enlarge their reserves, and has actively blocked efforts to develop long-term energy solutions. They have betrayed the public trust. |
| 42 | Eileen Levandoski | |
| 43 | Rees Shearer | Investment in green energy is also investment in slowing climate change and in peace |
| 44 | Noel Parent | |
| 45 | Zack Pennington | |
| 46 | Larisa Noren | |
| 47 | Ron Wilson | |
| 48 | David Campbell | |
| 49 | John Brooks, Jr | |
| 50 | Merri Bair | |