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Up Here In Alaska We're Sitting On Billions Of Barrels Of Oil. We're Sitting On Hundreds Of Trillions Of Cubic Feet Of Natural Gas Onshore And Offshore. And It Seems To Be Only The Republicans Who Understand That Companies Should Be Competing For The Right To Tap Those Resources, And Get That Energy Source Flowing Into These Hungry Markets So That We Will Be Less Reliant On Foreign Sources Of Energy. In A Volatile World, Relying On Foreign Regimes That Are Not Friendly To Americans, Asking Them To Ramp Up Resource Production For Our Benefit, That's Nonsensical.

What The Federal Government Should Have Done Is Accept The Assistance Of Foreign Countries, Of Entrepreneurial Americans Who Have Had Solution That They Wanted Presented ... The Dutch And The Norwegians, They Are Known For Dikes And For Cleaning Up Water And For Dealing With Spills.

In America, We Believe That Competition Strengthens Us.

One Of The Most Important Things, That We [in Us] Have To Engage Is Unleashing Our Domestic Energy Production Opportunities. It Does Come Down To "drill, Baby, Drill," In Addition To An "all Of The Above" Energy Policy.

And I Think More Of A Concern Has Been Not Within The Campaign, The Mistakes That Were Made, Not Being Able To React To The Circumstances That Those Mistakes Created In A Real Positive And Professional And Helpful Way For John Mccain.