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Addicted to Polls Wall Street Journal February 2, 2006; Page A10 President Bush has seen the energy future, and he has two words of advice: wood chips. Somewhere in his cardigan sweater next to a fireplace, Jimmy Carter is smiling. That gets to the uncomfortable heart of Mr. Bush's startling turn on energy policy Tuesday night. An Administration that once promoted drilling in Alaska and other ways to expand domestic oil and gas supplies is now lecturing the nation that it's "addicted to oil" and extolling the merits of cellulosic biomass, a k a wood chips. This may not be as bad as 1970s-style price controls, but it's also a long way from a sensible energy policy. I'm not going to continue.  I'm going to start my own country, and you're not invited, but you are.  You know who's who.  I feel about this nation right now about the same way I do my garage.  There's a lot of good stuff out there, but I just don't see a way to straighten it out.  I think a fire would be best, and rebuild from the beginning.