Born Yesterday? Bush Has Your Number.(Column)(Discussion of President Bush's announcement of $1.2 bil investment in hydrogen fuel-cell car development)
AutoWeek, February, 2003
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Byline: Kevin A. Wilson Maybe you heard President Bush's State of the Union address in which he suggested that an American born in 2003 will drive a hydrogen fuel-cell car when that baby turns 16. This was Dubya's way of announcing a $1.2 billion investment toward development of a hydrogen economy, with the aims of reducing dependence on foreign oil and treading more lightly on this good earth.
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It's likely he'll be proven right about the fuel-cell car and the drivers who were born yesterday. But what credit might accrue to Bush and his administration if the public ever finds ...
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