#1
John Cornyn
Senate (R-TX)
$480,100
#2
James Inhofe
Senate (R-OK)
$220,350
#3
Steve Pearce
House (R-NM)
$204,234
#4
Mitch McConnell
Senate (R-KY)
$197,150
#5
Mary Landrieu
Senate (D-LA)
$184,850
#6
Pete Domenici
Senate (R-NM)
$137,800
#7
Pat Roberts
Senate (R-KS)
$130,350
#8
Joe Barton
House (R-TX)
$127,541
#9
Dan Boren
House (D-OK)
$127,400
#10
Ron Paul
House (R-TX)
$115,532
Credit: OpenSecrets.org (Center for Responsive Politics)
* Gas Buddy
* Gas Price Watch
* MSN Price Finder
* No On Prop. 10
* Anthony Rubenstein's Blog
* Oilchange International
* Chevron Toxico
* Exxpose Exxon
* Exxon Secrets, by Greenpeace
* Refinery Reform Campaign
* Source Watch oil pages
* CorpWatch energy pages
* Oil.com
* Peak Oil discussion
* BP whistleblower documents
* Americans for Energy Independence
* 40MPG.org
* Turn Down Hot Fuel
* Public Citizen Energy Project
* End Oil
* GreenTech from CNET News
* Follow the Money
* Biofuel Review
* US EPA ECOH (Enforcement & Compliance History Online)
* Ceres, Investors and Environmentalists for Sustainable Prosperity
* Center for Responsive Politics
* Consumer Watchdog
* Arnold Watch
* Dirty Money Watch
* Real Climate
02-09-2010
Gasoline prices, already up 72 cents a gallon over a year ago, are poised to go higher -- possibly shattering records. The federal Energy Information Administration on Tuesday projected the price of regular gasoline, now averaging $2.96 a gallon nationwide, will hit a monthly average near $3.40 by spring.
While $3 billion in profit is still a profit, BP would have had more than $4 billion in profits last quarter if not for the fact that it sustained losses from a payout resulting from the 2005 deaths of 15 workers at a Texas BP refinery.
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1-30-2008 by KAMJ