Once again, no surprise here. What is surprising is that McCain is attempting to front that he is indeed different from George Bush.

Yeah, he looks different, yeah he did his military service and yeah, he's not as hated (yet), but therein lies the end of the distinction.

We can simply kick back and wait for the unknown realities of McCain to roll in.

Eliminating a tax on gas is not going to have a real change. This can only be solved be changing the way we live. It seems now more people will have to get used to public transportation. While the expense is hurting everyone no one can deny that it will force a change that will ultimately be good for the environment.

Sheila - its almost like they are clones of each other. Idiots!
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Renee - yes, we will be forced to change the way we live because no one will be able to afford to by the gas to get the work. So instead of paying $100 a week for gas we'll be paying $250 for a bus pass. Still cheaper and Exxon, Mobile, and Shell will only make 20 million a year instead of 40. That in and of itself proves that there is no reason at all for us to be payin 4 & a quarter for a gallon of gas.

Much obliged ya'll for stopping by.
SjP