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Sure enough, Sen. Hillary Clinton was on national TV attacking the president just hours after the blackout struck. She tried to blame not the Democrats' fanatical opposition to practically any form of energy development (even wind power is a no-no these days; see below) but 'deregulation and privatization.' As we reported Friday, she praised the supposed progress under Clinton Energy Secretary Bill Richardson (the clueless dullard who presided over the scandals at Los Alamos National Lab); but right before she phoned in her tirade to CNN, Richardson himself admitted to Larry King: 'In the Clinton administration, everybody yawned about this, [saying] oh, we don't need to do this. Oh, we don't have a crisis.' 'While deeply troubling, it is not especially surprising to me that there has been a failure of a major North American power grid,' committee Chairman Billy Tauzin, R-La., said in a statement Friday. 'Yesterday's massive blackouts, the worst in American history, highlight the critical need for Congress to enact a comprehensive national energy bill this year,' he said. 'We simply cannot afford to wait any longer. Our economy and our way of life are at stake.' Alan Caruba of National Anxiety Center notes that self-styled 'environmentalists' in La-La Land and elsewhere have devastated the nation. 'The reason California experienced so many energy problems was that the stupid Californians would not allow power plants to be built and thought they could just keep buying electricity from Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and even Canada. No! 'You can't have a massive immigration surge and not expect to use more damned electricity. It's a commodity and, when it gets scarce, the price goes UP,' Caruba wrote in a column carried by NewsMax. We happen to enjoy canoeing, kayaking and hiking. Guess what: Nearly all the people in the outdoors clubs we have joined are Democrat self-styled 'environmentalists' who rage against Republicans, who denounce a
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