The Path to Prosperity: Common Sense Energy Policies

A Vote 4 Energy is not a vote for a person, or a party, or even a philosophy, but rather, it is a vote for America and its future. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. The Path to Prosperity: Common Sense Energy Policies    The Vote4Energy campaign supports common sense, comprehensive energy policies that foster job growth, increase government revenues and ensure U.S. energy security.  We encourage our elected leaders and aspiring officeholders to support the following policy perspectives that will help reenergize America: Increase access to oil and natural gas resources Ensure common sense regulations Improve and accelerate the leasing and permitting process Approve pipeline infrastructure for Canadian oil sands Avoid punitive taxes If these positive energy policies are followed, U.S oil and natural gas production could generate more than 1.4 million jobs, $800 billion in additional government revenue and make 10 million barrels worth of added daily oil and natural gas available by 2030- all while making America more energy secure by providing 100 percent of U.S. liquid fuel needs from North American sources within 15 years. Take Action   Learn more about the dedicated people, good jobs and strong communities the oil and natural gas industry supports.  Visit API’s latest digital community American Energy Works.   Upcoming Events   Fuel the energy debate at home and join fellow supporters at a local Vote4Energy this August!  Below is a list of hometown energy events over the coming weeks: August 3-4, 2012 | Vote4Energy Event at the 57th Annual Robbins Farmer’s Day Historic Downtown/Middleton Street, Robbins, NC 27325 August 15, 2012 | Vote4Energy Event in conjunction with the Little League World Williamsport, PA | 6:00 PM ET Recent News   Will the U.S. export fracking to the rest of the world The Washington Post Quick, name the most significant American innovation of the past ten years. How about hydraulic fracturing?   Some fracking critics use bad science Associated Press Critics of fracking often raise alarms about groundwater pollution, air pollution, and cancer risks, and there are still many uncertainties. But some of the claims have little — or nothing— to back them. What People Are Saying   “The oil and natural gas industry has been a major job creator at a time when overall U.S. job creation has stagnated. It has created thousands of jobs while other industries have been losing jobs or, at best, holding steady.” – Jack Gerard, API President     Don’t forget to like us on  and follow us on to add your voice to the Vote4Energy effort  Forward to a Friend  Copyright © *|2012|* *|Vote4Energy|*, All rights reserved. You are receiving this message becuase you signed up for email communications from vote4energy.org Our mailing address is: Vote4Energy www.vote4energy.org Washington, DC 20007  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences

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