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Originally Posted by Flame Of Liberty
Are you talking about Iraq? Going to Iraq was a bad thing, not going to Iraq would have been a worse thing. What other policies are you talking about?
See Ken’s post.
Yeah, by spending 30k on his energy bill and persuading others to ride bikes. He’s a hypocrite that only fights to gain popularity.
Good on him.
If they want healthcare, they better pay for it themselves. Hilary Clinton is not a Santa Claus that pulls billions of dollars out of a chimney. All she can do is transfer the money from those who actually perform some kind of economic activity to those who sit on their butts all day and all they do is complain. Am I going to support that? Not a chance.
Are you able to see what is going on? Not a chance either.
Tax cuts. The more the merrier.
I sincerely hope you are dreaming, if not, the US will join Canada, the EU and the rest of misguided western world that makes it possible for socialism and populism to flourish.
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Not going to Iraq would have been worse? How?
I saw Ken's post. I found the quesiton clear. Ken didn't explain why he found it unclear. Can you?
I wish we could all be “hypocrites” like Gore and start groundswell movements of environmentalism. Lord knows the American mainstream would embrace the message of a hemp wearing guy living in a sod house raising goats. It’s called living a “carbon neutral” lifestyle. Everyone leaves a footprint for their energy needs. The question is how you do it.
Also - Could you please cite where you got the 30K figure from? I can’t seem to find that number anywhere.
I would also point out that it is his place of business as well as his home, and he pays a substantial proportion of his monthly bill to get power from “green” sources like wind and solar to try and balance the amount of carbon used.
http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/gorehome.asp
I see him doing exactly what he is advocating.
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