How about that Dem governor that was just on Washington Journal?

[Skidmore]

Now that is a man with a vision! He's not afraid to lead! He's got an idea of where to take us with renewable energy and knows that area thoroughly. Forget Warner and some of these other people. Let's look for these newer leaders who have an idea of what is possible for the future. He also strongly supports education with an eye toward shaping our future needs in the workforce beyond the short term economic gains in the market due to cutting labor costs.

[bklyncowgirl]

1. Who was it. nt

[patricia92243]

2. Name, state?? something to identify him. n/t

[OKNancy]

3. Brian Schweitzer

was scheduled for this morning
( I didn't see it, but I went to the C-Span website)

[Skidmore]

4. Thanks, I forgot to go back and enter his info.

He was great though. Let's get leaders like him to the front of the party rather than the same old faces.

[Justice Is Comin]

5. Superb

What all Democrats should sound like.

They have 240 billion tons of coal up there and according to him it would only take 6 billion a year to supply the fuel needs of the United States if it was processed into bio diesel. Unbelievable. 40 years of "made in America" energy sitting right there in Montana.

Bandar could take his oil and drink it.

[BlueEyedSon]

7. Think of all the global warming and mining runoff/debris! Yummy!

[Justice Is Comin]

9. No

He said they have the technology to prevent that too. He said the C02 would be pumped right back into the ground where it came from.

You have to hear him to see how impressive he sounds.

[BlueEyedSon]

8. Hey wait, he didn't say "process coal into biodiesel" did he?

That's an impossibility, a false statement. Coal is a fossil fuel, so you would get "regular" or "dino" (if synthetic) diesel from it. Biodiesel comes from (currently) living biomass....

[TomClash]

6. Schweitzer is great nt