He has seemingly good concepts, but he couches it all in 'politics as usual' here,
which is what has gotten us to this impasse.
The Presidency, as an office, is not an arbiter, or promoter, of industrial policy, or of energy policy.
If that is all we are going to do is ask for a 'dynamic president', then hang it up,
as I have said before many times.
More drastic political reform will be required in order then to get either an industrial, or an energy, policy here.
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