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The audacity of truth, common sense and Sarah Palin

When Sarah Palin shouted the message "Drill Baby Drill" during the campaign 2008 presidential family has become a slogan for the GOP. The party focuses on the cost of drilling, a practice used by oil companies seeking to obtain permission to explore for oil in the middle of the ocean. But what really makes you ask?

Unlikely that companies could expect a catastrophe we are now witnessing the Gulf Coast. The unlikelihood of such a disaster is that society has relaxed its disaster plan. But Sarah Palin deserve the same approach? The former governor may have an idea potential problems that could result from drilling activities.

In 1989, a tanker named the Exxon Valdez, packed with more than 1 million gallons of oil crashed to the ground. The high oil vessel in the waters. Oil poured huge amounts damage to the region. Sound familiar? The effects of oil spills are still being felt today. Where did it happen? The terrible accident in the hometown of the former governor of Alaska. It takes courage for anyone to stand in the state where a spill oil damage occurred and all very much and a message of support to produce millions of gallons of oil from the middle of the ocean. But it. The shrewd politician has won the support of message, to convince many Americans to join.

The incident was widely known in America a foretaste of what might happen if a little oil and made its way to the country large bodies of water without an effective emergency plan.

Sarah Palin is a smart and clever politician, but I'm not sure she has things in common.