Sunday, February 07, 2016

Ethanol Attacked in Iowa : Cruz Makes the Case AND Wins

The stressful part in all this is most everyone knows that Ethanol is destructive to machines as an additive and is a tool used by the Mr Objma to destroy the fossil fuel industry. Make no mistake, the Renewable Fuel Standard has nothing to do with an energy crisis.

And given how the price of oil has dropped to historical lows, and with 'fracking' coming on line to extract new and huge volumes of fossil energy, little is left to wonder why we have Ethanol at all, especially how much more it costs to produce and the damage it causes to the environment then any kind of fossil energy source, then the question is why the huge push for Ethanol?

It's the ideology of Mr Objma to restrict the individuals options for success and prosperity. Restrict the individuals access to good and cheap energy will result in family house holds and industry will allocating more resource to energy and less to building a rewarding future.

America must be taught a lesson in self restraint. Socialism is all about rewarding the collective. When everyone is no better then anyone else, only then can society be seen as a qualified success.

Cruz’s Victory Against Ethanol Cartel
By Lloyd Bentsen

Most presidential candidates in the past would go to Iowa, the first state to cast a ballot for President of the United States, and proudly, boldly support ethanol and the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) ‒ even if they talked badly about it everywhere else in the nation.

However, Senator Ted Cruz set himself apart from all the others. Cruz voted to repeal the Renewable Fuel Standard. He stood up to the ethanol cartel, while he was campaigning very hard in Iowa. In response, the cartel mobilized an army to fight him, and they were defeated Monday night when he took first place in the Iowa Caucus.

The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) is a law requiring traditional fuel to have increasing blends of ethanol and later, other biofuels. However, the RFS plan has already failed.

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