In the wake of the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said over the weekend that she hopes the country will be able to "trust the oil industry."
Palin called the spill "very tragic" during a speech Saturday night in Independence, Mo., according to the Kansas City Star.
But as a major proponent of offshore drilling, the former Republican vice presidential nominee said that she'd still wants "our country to be able to trust the oil industry."
"We've got to tap domestically because energy security will be the key to our prosperity," she said as part of a 30-minute speech, which she echoed in large part the next day in Wichita, Kan.
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Reading comprehension 101 question:
ReplyDeleteDoes ""I want our country to be able to trust the oil industry" mean the same as "trust the oil industry"?