But Most Importantly, We Can All Be

I Would Like To See Whoever Is Our Next President Dedicate A Significant Part Of Their Inaugural Address To This Challenge. We Have To Ignite The Nation's Energies And Passions On This To Make This Happen. I Think We Do Need The Same Kind Of Inspiration We Had From Kennedy In His Inaugural Address In 1961.

Third Issue, And Again I Think It Is Important To Note, Anyone Can Make A Mistake And Any Administration Can Make A Mistake Once In A While, But This Is Just A Long Train Of Abuses, An Unbroken Chain Of Following Special Interests Rather Than The Health Of The American People.

Because The Sad Fact Is That The Enron Corporation And Others Manipulated With Unfortunately Great Effect The Energy Market In The West Coast Starting In 2000.

Not Wasting Energy. It Is The Least Sexy, But The Single Most Important And Always The Least Expensive. You Would Be Very Interested In A Report By The Mckinsey Consulting Firm That Concluded That 40 Percent Of Everything That We Have To Do To Mitigate Our Emissions Are Net Economic Winners. They Are Cost Effective And The Most Cost Effective Is Not Wasting Energy. That's Actually Going To Be The Largest Part Of This Whole Journey, I Believe - Using Less Energy With The Same Beneficial Results.

The 1st Congressional District Contains Almost Half Of The Biotech And Biomedical Companies In Washington, And My Job Often Allows Me To Meet The People Responsible For This Exciting Research.