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Interesting Iowa Public television 07 interview. Obama says on energy conservation he wants Price Signals to Change Behavior and he doesn't seem to mind if t...
hotair.com - 11/1/2008
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Just in case voters didn’t figure out Barack
Obama’s economic instincts towards statism, this interview from 2007...
on energy policy should open a few eyes. During the Democratic primaries, Obama had a lot more openness about his desire ...
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Government should send “price signals” on energy?
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Government should send “price signals” on energy?
Hot Air » Top Picks —
Government should send “price signals” on energy? posted at 8:30 am on November 1, 2008 by Ed Morrissey Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Just in case voters didn’t figure out Barack Obama’s economic instincts towards statism, this interview from 2007 on energy policy should open a few eyes. During the Democratic primaries, Obama had a lot more openness about his desire for top-down control of the economy, especially when it came to energy. In order to change the behavior of consumers, Obama argued, the government had to send “price signals” to deter bad decisionmaking … at least according to the Bureau of Acceptable Consumer Choices: Q: How do you ...
Big Brother Obama Wants Government “Price Signals” To “Change Your Behavior”
Pat Dollard | Young Americans —
Obama: I Control Your Behavior Through Price Increases - I Am The Messiah
The Jawa Report —
November 02, 2008 Obama: I Control Your Behavior Through Price Increases - I Am The Messiah Obama wants to change our energy consumption behavior through price signals. In other words he wants to make us follow his energy policy or pay the price. h/t Leapofaith By Stable Hand at November 2, 2008 10:29 PM | | l digg this ...
Barack Hussein Obama: Use "Price Signals" To Change Behavior
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In the video below, Barack Hussein Obama discusses how "price signals" - artificially increased costs - can be used to manipulate consumers into conforming with standards set by government. Scary stuff.
(Hat Tip: Worldnet Daily & Hot Air) ...
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