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bob morley
you theives are at it again.
Jesse Hunter
I recently started working for a Solar Power company. I feel great about my job. This bill will help create millions of jobs in green energy-Jobs you can't out-source to a foreign country. This bill will help millions of people install solar on their homes-Something they can be proud of for generations to come.
Oil companies are making record profits yet are doing all they can to make sure that the TRUE costs of oil are EXTERNALIZED. The ruined land and water ways around the world; the respiratory illness, cancer, and genetic defects; sending young men and women to risk their lives, limbs, mental health and morality in oil wars. Turning our fellow nations into enemies. Corrupting our leaders and society into thinking this is somehow good.
There is a better way! The technology is Here & Now. States and other nations are already moving on this. Let's fulfill the real meaning of Leadership.
citizen
exploring non-fossilfuel energy is not only better for international relations, health, etc., but it's the only way to avoid complete economic collapse when peak oil hits. however, ethanol is a flawed option. ethanol production takes land away from food production, icreases destructive monoculture farming methods which destroy soils and ecosystems... solar and geothermal technologies sound more promising. the best thing we can do is DECREASE our energy use LOCALLY through improving design and changing lifestyles!
GreatDanes
All this Crazy Green ...the only Green thses people are interested in is YOUR MONEY. The Gore's of this world have made MILLIONS on this Planet Warming. Hey if it's so Important ..I'll Listen when WIND MILLS are put in the Ocean behind KENNEDYS CAPE COD HOME!!!
VOTE NO......on all until then!!!
great danes
All of this Global Warmning is the Bigest SCAM and they are taking American to the Cleaners...Vote NO on all this stuff.
Brent
At a minimum we are going to need a lot of solar panel installers. At the high-end, at Green Collar Technologies.com, we believe we'll need green collar technology workers in many new areas with new skills. Just as "blue collar" workers fueled the Industrial Revolution, we believe that "green collar" workers will be necessary in a environmentally conscious era.
brian
great waste of time . want to lower green house gas nuclear power want oil cheap let US comanpies get it and they create jobs want not to have high cost natural gas drill it want to make the goverment more effective limmit there power to spend our money want commen sence get out of washington
Jim C
This bill really has no provisions for Foreclosure prevention left in its contents. Why would foreclosure prevention even be associated with an energy bill?
Steve
When Congress will stop robbing our tax money and subsidize special interest such as 'green energy' interest and 'homebuilders' interest?
Jim C
Once the financial institutes stop robbing homebuyers. This bill however lacks any benificial provisions for homeowners itself, like the downed ammendment S AMT 4388. It is left as a foreclosure cleanup bill with this provision removed.
Ross
Once again this is a bill with one name and does something else. This bill does little to help those in forcluse. It's a payoff for the radical interest groups. It's to buy thier vote.
Shepard Humphries
If Green can compete in th efree market - wondeful. if it can't, then it can't and should meet the same fate as the square wheel...
Human Genome
Total bull. Government NEVER saves you money.
Its a well known fact that the government is the most wasteful and polluting entity in the world BY FAR.
Bob
Give the tax credit for those buying from private owners. This helps those that are trying to avoid foreclosure and those that are in good standing but need to sell a home. Let the mortgage companies suffer the consequences not thos of us that had nothing to do with it.
John
HR3221 has had all energy issues removed unless Senate is forced to add Senator Ensign's amendment to it. Ensign is trying to get back in favor with his solar energy special interest since his negative vote of the House energy bill earlier this month.
Acedebase
I have been shut out of the home market for years because my common sense refused to give way to bubble prices and the lure of "cheap" ARM financing. Now that the market is finally correcting, and the prices are in line with what the American consumer can actually afford, I don't see why my tax dollars should go towards bailing out those who too greedy and/or lazy to read the fine print and got themselves in trouble. Let em fail - invisible hand remember.
bretta
Is there a valid reason for congressional bills to ALWAYS be burdened with some other wish?!?Bailing out people who should not have bought homes and bailing the banks that sold the loans is one thing...i don't see the fairness in EVERYONE paying for THEIR greed.And
How do the greenies fit in to the subprime loan fiasco?
Entrench
It is not the job of the US Government to clean up for people's inability to make a well informed decision. As a matter of fact it's the American People's inability to make a well informed decision that the vast majority of these bozos elected to begin with. This is a complete waste of hard earned money from responsible tax payers who were wise enough to read the small print and realize the old addage of "there is no free lunch" is true. It's a hard lesson for people to learn but a valuable one, always read anything before you sign it.
Deb
The new world order - again. Vote no. Why do we, as Americans have to pay for every Tom, Dick and Harry? We are 9 trillion in debt!
Lee
I'm wondering just how long it would take for any/all alternative energies to replace, not only US oil use, but the entire planet? That's what the environmentalists want. Ever heard of socialism? They want govt. to tell you how to live-from cradle to grave.
vANESSA
I agree with the majority of commentators on this issue. What on earth does an energy bill have to do with helping a homeowner who doesn't deserve help anyway -- they should have looked before they leaped -- speaking as a homeowner, I did my homework before buying and while I did not get the home I would have liked to have, I got the one I could afford, particularly if 'bumps' in the road appeared at a future date.
Don
This bill puts a huge debt onto the backs of U.S. taxpayers. If Fannie & Freddie are insolvent, then let them declare bankruptcy. No individual voting for this bill should be returned to Congress.