Serious Petition Launched For Cheap Gas And Regulated Energy

GUYS MILLS, Pa. - March 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Guys Mills, Pennsylvania- He may be the man to beat for President in 2016 Robert Sandera started an online petition at change.org to make congress re-regulate gasoline and electricity so people can afford to live again.

He says In 1999 Republicans deregulated energy and gasoline and a Democrat signed it. After almost steady $1.06-$1.25 a gal gas an economic boom for almost 8 years under Clinton the result immediate and continuous price increases and the bankrupting of all of America.

"Small Farmers are giving up even the Amish are broke and quitting farming over gas, oil, propane and feed prices. Wall Street Crooks are getting away with murder manipulating the rest of us so there are NO JOBS IN AMERICAN MANUFACTURING while we import products that are garbage."

Sandera believes our gas prices should still be about $1.25 a gallon and may start a powerful lobby organization to pressure Congresses hand to act or become unemployed as a result of harsh retaliatory anti-campaigns.  

He's constantly developing  high efficiency technology systems in electricity and gas that he believes will create a manufacturing revolution and millions of jobs similar to what Henry Ford did.

"My work is for God and my Country as my community. I'm never selling out my fellow man with evil economics and Outsourcing. Maybe people should think about that, we can't afford not to".

As a comical guy with some political humor his petition may email all of the House and Senate by using programming to send emailed petitions to the president and all bozos @ house.gov and senate.gov

The Petition Can be Signed at

http://www.change.org/petitions/congress-and-the-presiden...

Learn more at >>>http://robertsandera.com

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