Gov. Bobby Jindal slams President Obama's energy policy in WSJ
Times-Picayune (excerpt)

Gov. Bobby Jindal doesn't have much nice to say about President Barack Obama's energy policy in an op-ed piece published Monday in the Wall Street Journal. Jindal writes: With rising energy costs making it more expensive to drive our cars, heat our homes, and fuel our sputtering economy, many Republicans are criticizing the Obama administration for a failure to adopt a comprehensive energy policy. I believe that critique lets the president off too easily. His administration does have a national energy policy--it's just a subservient by-product of his radical environmental policy. ... To pursue national and economic security, the president's first obligations on energy should be to increase the quantity of domestic energy sources and to decrease the cost of that energy to consumers. That starts with implementing a clear strategy of increasing energy production in all sectors--including the hydrocarbon sources abhorred by the left--and by providing the kind of long-term regulatory certainty that private capital demands before investment.