On Wisconsin? Not Ohio?

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Wisconsin Sees The Light, Why not Ohio?

August 18, 2008

In last week's McClatchy-Tribune Regional News Editorial the editorial department came to a logical conclusion: "The focus should be on what is known: The world's supply of fossil fuels is limited. Demand is increasing, even as pollution worries mount.As a result, prices are higher and are likely to remain so. That's a costly consequence for Wisconsin, which has no oil, natural gas or coal supplies of its own. What is also known is that as the United States turns more and more to renewable energy sources, opportunities are opening for Wisconsin to prosper."

The editorial went on to say that "But Wisconsin can and should meet the challenge posed by its dependence on fossil fuels -- and take advantage of opportunities to prosper from greener energy sources produced within its own borders."

As the Green Party Write-In Candidate for the 6th District of Congress, It has been my mission to inform the public that we can no longer rely on fossil fuels, off-coast drilling, and drilling in the ANWAR to save of from fossil fuel collapse.

We must rely on renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal power. How can Ohio generate more sunlight than Germany yet Germany produces 1,000 times more solar energy than Ohio?

The answer lies in Congress. You have current Congressman Charlie Wilson taking over $450,000 from big oil and mining to keep his seat and sell Ohio short down the road in the energy war. It's time we send a Congressman to Washington who will bring renewable energy manufacturing jobs and businesses to the Ohio River Valley like myself.

WRITE-IN
DENNIS SPISAK FOR CONGRESS
Green Party Candidate for Ohio's 6th District
The ONLY PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE
Running against a Conservative Democrat and Republican!

Renewable Energy Green/Blue Collars Jobs
Single-Payer Affordable Healthcare
Economic Fairness/Quality Education
Clear and Fair Elections with Paper Ballots

Campaign site: Http://votespisak.org/electspisak.tripod.com