Mean Joe Green #51: The New Face of the Energy Industry Fat Cats : Red, Green, and Blue

Mean Joe Green #51: The New Face of the Energy Industry Fat Cats

Written by Joe Mohr

Published on February 13th, 2009

Posted in Cartoons, Energy, Leader, Liberal, Policy, U.S.

The times are-a-changing. On the way out are the days of big oil and coal fat cats running ruining the energy policy of our great nation.

Putting profit above all else, these clowns have dirtied our nation’s air and water and have stood in the way of energy and fuel-related progress for decades.

With $62.2 billion in the latest version of the Economic Stimulus Package going to environmental initiatives, said fat cats will surely live a comfortable existence as they ease into their “golden years”, but the new energy czars will be leading the way deriving energy and fuel from such sources as; wind, solar, waves, algae, cellulosic ethanol, and much more…

…Leading our great nation to a clean, energy independent future!

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