For the third time in two years Beach Cities residents will be
electing another Congressman, this time in a contentious race which pits a
native son challenger, Manhattan Beach businessman Bill Bloomfield, against
long-time LA incumbent Henry Waxman.
Both candidates would like the AES power plant to be shut down. However,
the AES power plant and the powerhouse Congressman Henry Waxman have many
things in common.
Have been around a long time, have shifted ownership, yet remained
in power. The power plant creates power. Waxman is also a powerful machine
politician.
Both take up too much space and blow a lot of hot air. While the
power plant has changed with the times, Waxman is still polluting the air, and
now wants to spread his contagion to the South Bay.
The most important comparison between the AES Power Plant and
Congressman Henry Waxman: both need to be shut down in the best interests of
the South Bay.
Besides the NoPowerPlant.com, I would like to draw attention to
another petition for the residents of the Beach Cities:
Waxman Watch -- waxmanwatch.blogspot.com. Learn more about the
harmful positions and policies of long-time politician Henry Waxman.
The residents of 33rd Congressional district a clean physical and
political environment, free of polluting politicians like over-legislating and
over-regulating Henry Waxman.
In addition to the AES Power Plant, South Bay voters should
support the long-overdue closure of powerhouse and power-hungry Congressman
Henry Waxman, a politician who has overstayed and overplayed his time in
Washington.
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