2 Out of 3 Americans Do Not Support Carbon Trading

Two new nationwide surveys conducted by InsiderAdvantage for American Solutions reveal that 67% of
Americans do not support the passage of a cap-and-trade plan to regulate carbon
emissions, if it will raise the cost of energy between $800 and $2,500 per
household.

This number rises to 68% when the respondent realizes
that such a plan will likely result in a loss of 1.3 to 2.3 million American
jobs.

Even President Obama agrees that his plan would cause rising energy
prices. In a January 2008 conversation with the San Francisco Chronicle, he
said, “Under my plan of a cap and trade system, electricity rates would
necessarily skyrocket."

Simply put, the cap-and-trade plan is nothing
more than an energy tax on every American.

We cannot expect the American
people already suffering from a bad economy to pay very high government-imposed
prices for electricity, gasoline, and their other energy needs.

To
learn more about these two new polls, conducted by telephone on April
2, download the following pdf documents:

Poll Analysis from Matt Towery, CEO of
InsiderAdvantage

Crosstabs of the Cap-and-Trade poll

Crosstabs of the Energy poll

Will carbon trading work?See the Opposing Views debate.

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