The Palin/Bolling Proposal To Lower Gas Prices

Redstate:

Conservatives need to do a better job of explaining how they would lower gas prices. More drilling is a great piece of the pie, but there needs to be more. Governor Sarah Palin and Eric Bolling, Fox News host of of The Five, have put together a comprehensive plan to lower gas prices and they mapped out the details in the video below….

Gov. Palin and Bolling rolled out some excellent ideas to combat skyrocketing gas prices. When President Obama was sworn into office, gas was priced at $1.85 cents a gallon. Clearly, the President’s energy policy has been an abject failure with gas prices hovering close to $4.00 a gallon.

This show contains a comprehensive conservative means to lower gas prices. Conservatives need to make a strong case to the American people that the solution to high prices at the pump is a conservative solution. Get the government out of the business of hiking gas prices through wrong headed government policies. As usual, government has caused many of the problems leading to a massive hike in gas prices and President Obama has exacerbated the problem….

Another problem identified by Gov. Palin’s segment on the Fox broadcast is that there are large swaths of the United States off limits to drilling. Production is up on private and state properties, yet on federally controlled lands, production is not where it needs to be. Gov. Palin made the point that in Alaska is loaded with resources that are untapped.

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Palin: Obama's 'Naive Assault' on American Energy Will Doom the Economy

ERIC BOLLING, CO-HOST: Hello, everyone. I'm Eric Bolling, along with Andrea Tantaros, Bob Beckel, Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfeld.

It's 5:00 in New York City. And this is THE FIVE.

(MUSIC)

BOLLING: Well, you are looking at President Obama making unscheduled remarks today regarding gasoline prices, suggesting Congress address oil speculation.

Funny, Governor Sarah Palin and I spent the weekend offering the president some of our expertise for lowering gasoline prices. Drill our own vast natural resources, embrace natural gas, fix the EPA and address oil speculation.

Do you think he was listening? Who knows? But let's ask Governor Palin herself who joins us via phone.

Governor, thanks for joining us. You know, how are you?

SARAH PALIN, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR (via telephone): I'm doing great. Thank you so much.

BOLLING: All right. So you heard him address oil speculation, but that was -- that was one part. Is that enough to solve our energy crisis, Governor? What did he miss?

PALIN: No. Not even close to solving if problem here.

The other night, we proposed an all of the above solution. And we challenged the president to apply common sense and pro-American industry principles. And, no, today's speech reflected a lack of awareness of what the problem really is, and that solution has to be part of, beyond a three- leg solution but multifaceted solution, and that is what we proposed. More

Here's the promo for the "Paying at the Pump" ~VIDEO

Watch "Paying at the Pump" on the Fox News Channel on Friday, April 13th at 10pm ET. Re-airs on Saturday and Sunday.

Eric Bolling and Sarah Palin will host "Paying at the Pump"

Eric Bolling and Sarah Palin will host "Paying at the Pump" at 10pm on Friday, April 13th

H/T Right Scoop

Palin should have some interesting insight on this topic considering her extensive experience with issue of energy.

Iowa surprise ? Could Palin jump in at the last minute ? Watch

Eric Bolling asks Carl Cameron about a very intriguing rumor that's making the rounds in Iowa. Could a certain former Alaskan governor be considering a last-minute entry into the race?

Governor Sarah Palin Talks to Eric Bolling on Fox Business Network

Eric Bolling Kicks Atheists Off of His Show For Making Anti-Jesus Comments - Video

The atheists over at the Freedom From Religion Foundation aren’t ashamed to let their anti-faith message be heard loud and clear.

The Blaze has spoken with the group and heard, first-hand, just how strong-worded and offensive (to people of faith, at least) its message can be. Last night, the Fox Business Network’s Eric Bolling invited a FFRF representative onto his show to discuss the group’s anti-Christian stance.

During a dialogue with FFRF spokesperson Dan Barker (who is married to FFRF co-president Annie Laurie Gaylor), “Follow the Money” host Eric Bolling was so dumbfounded by the group’s anti-Jesus views that he ended up booting the atheist-spokesperson off of the program. Mediaite’s Colby Hall called the moment a “‘War on Christmas’ miracle!”

At the center of the discussion was a Texas nativity scene that the Madison, Wisconsin-based FFRF has been demanding be torn down immediately. During the dialogue, Barker claimed that America is not a Christian nation and that the nativity should not be present on government property. He went on to say that the nativity represents “an insult to human nature that we are all doomed and damned.” Read More