Climate Change Report

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Originally Posted by Jarvan

So apparently Dems think it's a great idea to "burn the midnight oil" to promote "climate change" But think it's not a great idea to propose a bill on it during an election year.

Talk about not really putting your money where your mouth is.

The really funny part.. I heard from 2 different sources (CNN and Fox) that the reason they did this was to get 100 mill in campaign funds.

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Those dastardly Democrats!

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Originally Posted by cwolff

Those dastardly Democrats!

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So what have you done lately to fight climate change Cwolff?

Post more on the PC?

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Originally Posted by Jarvan

So apparently Dems think it's a great idea to "burn the midnight oil" to promote "climate change" But think it's not a great idea to propose a bill on it during an election year.

Talk about not really putting your money where your mouth is.

The really funny part.. I heard from 2 different sources (CNN and Fox) that the reason they did this was to get 100 mill in campaign funds.

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I heard that proposing bills that fail might not be a good strategy.

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Originally Posted by Jarvan

So what have you done lately to fight climate change Cwolff?

Post more on the PC?

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I use recycled bong water to smoke my organic weed. Puff on that!

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Originally Posted by cwolff

I use recycled bong water to smoke my organic weed. Puff on that!

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Citizens of California rejoice at your initiative to conserve and recycle water.

Animal Kingdom spokesperson "Cheetah" delivers sharp rebuke to anthroprogenic climate change deniers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aWmM5kfBNQ

Friggin' silicon hippies. Why can't they just spend their money on yachts and shit like good rich people.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...nge/?hpt=po_c2

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Washington (CNN) – President Barack Obama is getting some help from the country's tech giants in his effort to show Americans how climate change will affect their communities.

The private sector commitments from firms like Google and Microsoft come at the same time the White House announced Wednesday a new government initiative to make public data related to climate more accessible to the public, with the goal of spurring better preparation and prevention for eventual changes to Americans' environment.

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Originally Posted by cwolff

Friggin' silicon hippies. Why can't they just spend their money on yachts and shit like good rich people.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...nge/?hpt=po_c2

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It's hilarious that you believe that they do it for "the climate" and not for future considerations.

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Originally Posted by Parkbandit

It's hilarious that you believe that they do it for "the climate" and not for future considerations.

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Everyone should totally be as bitter and cynical as you. That'd help America.

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Originally Posted by Warriorbird

Everyone should totally be as bitter and cynical as you. That'd help America.

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It's better than being blissfully ignorant of the entire process like you.