Crossroads GPS Ads Decry Obama Energy Policies as Failures

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Crossroads GPS Ads Decry Obama Energy Policies as Failures - NewsMax.com

Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies (Crossroads GPS) launched a new national TV commercial decrying President Barack Obama's failure to hold down energy prices, even as he seeks what it calls untested and naïve policies. Crossroads GPS, a ...

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