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  1. brenthutch
    I will be alarmed when something alarming is happening. I base my position on evidence, logic and reason, not emotion. Right now that only thing that is putting my children's future at risk, are the hairbrained fantasies being promogulated by the warmist community.
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    I hope you are not referring to me. I don't think Trump is evil, I don't think Trump is some sort of Machiavellian genius. I think Trump is an IDIOT, full stop. I think Trump is nothing more than a simple organism guided by an endocrine response. If it feels good, it must be good, if it feels bad, it must be bad. Trump intellect operates on a level no higher than that of an earthworm. It should tell you something that our county chose an earthworm over the alternative and will again if the Ds don't get their house in order.
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    Just being intellectually consistent. Apples to apples my friend. If you cannot wrap your brain around that, then you might want to reconsider the strength of your sauce.
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    Do you understand the difference between a tax cut and a government subsidy? Sorry rhetorical question, obviously you don't.
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    Lets condemn hypocrisy....oh wait...
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    Not the first time https://www.forbes.com/2009/08/27/ted-kennedy-soviet-union-ronald-reagan-opinions-columnists-peter-robinson.html#173b3024359a But I guess it is OK when the Ds do it.
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    Thus far higher CO2 levels have proven to be nothing but beneficial. I don't see a problem with less deserts and more food.
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    Lets impeach him and get Pence into office, that way we could get all of the good policy without the drama stupidity and nonsense.
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    I'll let you decide. Oh BTW still claim "no one is saying that"?
  10. brenthutch
    Very well written Joe.
  11. brenthutch
    It means that it is the same as it was forty years ago when we were in the clutches of an impending ice age. Giant nothing burger, try again.
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    No I was replying to the Nuremberg Ring times
  13. brenthutch
    Trickledown economics is demonstrably successful. Low taxes and low regulation have lead to the greatest peacetime economic expansion in the history of the country.
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    https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerpielke/2019/09/09/democratic-candidates-climate-policy-commitments-are-incredibly-ambitious-but-fail-a-reality-test/#2e3a04e66faa Democratic policy prescriptions remain in the domain of magical thinking.
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    I have made so such attack, I have a problem with the warmists using her as a prop.
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    Yesterday it was the polar bears, today it is Greta. I wonder what will tomorrow bring?
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    Her own mother says she is mentality ill. I feel sorry for her, a troubled girl with autism gets plucked from obscurity and made the face of climate change. How do you think she will feel when her pleas for action go unanswered and the press stops fawning over her.
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    No one is making fun of the girl.
  19. brenthutch
    Back on topic "Kuwar Singh Quartz September 18, 2019 Indian power plants’ appetite for imported coal is on the rise again. The country’s electricity generating firms are expected to import up to 74 million tonnes of the fossil fuel in the current financial year ending March 2020, according to India Ratings and Research. The Mumbai-based ratings firm released its mid-year power outlook yesterday (Sept. 17). Coal imports to produce electricity have already risen by five million tonnes year-on-year in the April-July period, at the end of which they stood at a total 23 million tonnes. In the rest of the fiscal year, they are expected to increase by another 10-12 million tonnes over their previous levels, said Vivek Jain, director at India Ratings. This would result in an annual growth of over 19%, the highest in at least five years."
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    The new low is the press and politicians who see a bright shiny object, (Greta) and exalt her as the next great thing. How long do you think it will take the press and politicians to find the next bright shiny object. She has said that her position as a climate activist has given her purpose in her life. What do you think it is going to do to her when the klieg lights no longer shine.
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    Just got done listening to a congressional panel on climate change headlined by a mentality ill teenager. Way to go democrats, good on you.
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    Because the US is a net exporter of fossil fuels, shortages are no longer a part of the conversation. BTW how does burning two gallons of oil to get one gallon of ethanal deal with fuel shortages? It has EVERYTHING to do with the Iowa caucuses.
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    Oh yeah, and Conservatives, Republicans and Libertarians
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    But we have to do SOMETHING!! It doesn't matter if it works, what matters is that we try. Don't confuse me with a bunch of facts. Ethanol has a certain truthiness that I find appealing.
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    That is the whole point! There was no government program dictating how a car should be laid out, the market took care of that. The government supported an "expert" to build the first powered aircraft, he failed. Who succeeded? A couple of bicycle mechanics from Ohio. Let the entrepreneurs try. Some will fail others will succeed, the market will determine that, NOT THE GOVERNMENT. The government told us that smoking was fine, it even supplied cigarettes in K-Rations to our soldiers. The government has a HORRIBILE track record picking winners and losers . Trust the collective force of each individual deciding what is best for them, chart the way.