42 letters about "Gas Prices" and "Bankrupt" issues
The concern for cheaper oil is rising. Americans deserve to know how this can be changed. John McCain should create more awareness by informing the public of how America can be independent on oil and not have to bend under the threat of oil to foreign countries.
Gas prices are increasing steadily in our economy. The gas prices need to be lowered and alternate sources need to be used.
There needs to be a huge change in this country's economy. The rising gas prices have American citizens frustrated.
In today's world the economy is destroying way we've been able to enjoy everything in the past. It is becoming difficult to enjoy the pleasure of having a vehicle to be able to go out to entertainment. Gas is becoming so ridiculously high times are getting hard for typical Americans to get to and from necessary places.
The United States is currently dependent on close to sixty percent of the Middle East's oil. As a country though we need to start thinking about becoming more independent on energy. We have enough resources in our own country for such things as bio-fuels, natural gas, solar, and other resources readily available to us now. These actions should be taken as soon as possible.
This is to show the new president that the gas prices are much too high! He needs to take a good look at the prices and do something about it! It is ruining our economy!
Too many jobs are going to foreign countries that could be very useful to thousands of people here.
I would like to tell you what I think needs to be changed about energy. Whether its gasoline, better fuel efficient cars, or the problems with the smog in our cities. We are having an economical and environmental problem that needs some change
America's economy is not in a good situation. Do you want to have gas even more expensive, go into a second Depression, not be able to afford necessities, or even have the business you work at go bankrupt and loose your job? So, help make sure the President makes the right choices to keep us out of an economic crisis we can't get out of.