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WmZiggy wrote:And another factor they never talk about in regard to the incandesent light bulb, is the heat it provides during winter]http://www.videos2view.net/smackdown.htm[/URL]

YEP!

I voted for him!!!!:)
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WmZiggy wrote:And another factor they never talk about in regard to the incandesent light bulb, is the heat it provides during winter]http://www.videos2view.net/smackdown.htm[/url]

I'm sorry, but I DON'T see any correlation with incandescent light bulbs.
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Yes, Rand Paul is talking toilets, but the same thing applies to light bulbs. The EPA has their finger in everything we buy. If the curly-crap bulb was SOOOO good, let it stand in the free market on it's own merit so people can choose. When the EPA/Congress got away with messing up the toilet, they took the lesson and applied it to the light bulb.
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