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| He's at it again |
This morning in Syracuse:
As Charles Schumer spoke about gas prices, an attendant came out of the Sunoco station at 200 James St., Syracuse, behind New York’s senior senator and lowered the prices on its big sign by 2 cents.
As he threatens oil companies, we shouldn't forget that recently Schumer was blaming high gas prices on the President:
"Where is the president?" (John F.) Kerry asked in Portland, where gasoline is selling for as much as $2.31 a gallon. "We need a president who is fighting for the American worker, the American family at the fuel pump."
On Capitol Hill, a group of Democratic senators introduced a resolution calling for the release of 1 million of barrels of oil a day from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve for up to 60 days, arguing that would force down gas prices. Said Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.: "The administration insists on throwing fuel in the fire."
Quote from 2004.
This putz works for you, Finger Lakes taxpayer. We need a senator who's actually a real person:
This putz works for you, Finger Lakes taxpayer. We need a senator who's actually a real person:
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