Bold new leadership for the United States Senate is coming to California in November 2012

By Jim Campbell, Citizen Journalist

America needs to act now to secure its energy future. A decade of technological advances—from 3-D mapping, to fracking, to horizontal drilling has turned our country into a global giant in energy resources such as oil, gas and coal.

Yet Diane Feinstein has consistently voted against every proposal put before her in the Unites States Senate to help America insure its own energy independence.  It is no secret that she has been a darling of the green- movement, as the video below clearly demonstrates.

Why not give her office a call at this toll-free number, (866) 220-0044 and ask her why the policies she clings to are outdated and why California voters should consider voting for her? 

Before Elizabeth can represent California against the incumbent senator she must win the June 6th primary.  Please visit here and contribute to her victory. 

Please advise her that you are tired of her lock step follow the leader stance and that its time she consider stepping aside to make room for candidate Elizabeth Emken, (R-CA).  Elizabeth has shown in her private sector and humanitarian life to be a leader.  Her leadership has been woefully lacking in the U.S. Senate for too long. 

When combined with existing production capacity, America is primed to become the largest energy producer in the world, with all the money, jobs and benefits that come with it. Predictions of the potential new oil supply range up to 11 million barrels a day, compared with just under 5.7 million barrels a day produced by the U.S. in 2011.

A heads up for you senator Feinstein, the only consensus on global warming and it’s relationship to CO2 induced climate is that the science for the most part was made up as many of those who participated in this hoax have now admitted.  If there was any science at all it would have been political science where data and facts are not the issue, the agenda is. 

Elizabeth Emken believes, a sound energy policy is vital to our national security, our economy, and our environment. What we need now is a “Pipeline to Prosperity” that creates policies that recognize and facilitate the full attainment of our energy potential.