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 Congressional candidates give press conference "I believe that we can drill and obtain that oil on the North Slope certainly much sooner than the 10-year doom and gloom argument made by my opponents in Indiana and the whole Washington leadership," said Republican Indiana Congressional Candidate Greg Goode. The candidates are from Indiana, Utah, Wisconsin, South Dakota and Pennsylvania. "Our districts are crying out for help on these energy issues," said Craig Williams, a former assistant U.S. attorney who is running in suburban Philadelphia. "We need an energy plan now and although ANWR won't be the solution, it should be a component of that plan." Candidates paid all expenses themselves during the three-day trip to the refuge and the Inupiat Eskimo communities of Barrow and Kaktovik, 600 miles north of Anchorage. View videos of the trip on YouTube.com Luke Puckett talks to Residents of Point Barrow Caribou Mythbuster from Luke Puckett
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SUPPORT ANWR H.R. 7!Arctic Power Members and the people of Alaska strongly support environmentally responsible development of the 10-02 Coastal Plain of ANWR as provided in the American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act (H.R. 7). Arctic Power strongly encourages the passage of this legislation through Congress. Learn more and call your congressional representative!
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