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Energy Issue Is Also a National Security Issue

By Rep. Denny Rehberg
Special to Roll Call
April 20, 2007, 4:49 p.m.

Spring is here and as the temperatures rise, so do the gas prices. As Americans begin to realize an increased dent in their wallets when filling up at the pumps, there are growing concerns about our nation’s energy future. It’s obvious that the United States’ dependence on foreign oil is one of the nation’s top priorities.

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