Far Left Climate Geeks Leave Mounds of Trash For Cities to Deal With

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Wonder how much longer it will be before it is put forth that Ebola was invented by Bush to wipe out Black people.

Seems the same thing was said about Aids

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

Wonder how much longer it will be before it is put forth that Ebola was invented by Bush to wipe out Black people.

Seems the same thing was said about Aids

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_syphilis_experiment

[decocker 7,198]

Wonder how much longer it will be before it is put forth that Ebola was invented by Bush to wipe out Black people.

Seems the same thing was said about Aids

not obama, the cia. learn quicker cricket.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Wonder how much longer it will be before it is put forth that Ebola was invented by Bush to wipe out Black people.

Seems the same thing was said about Aids

Bush wipe out black people? What are you smoking? One of the very few things Bush did right, was and continues to be his engagement to combat the AIDS crisis in Africa. He has done and is doing commendable work to save lives on the continent.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Bush wipe out black people? What are you smoking? One of the very few things Bush did right, was and continues to be his engagement to combat the AIDS crisis in Africa. He has done and is doing commendable work to save lives on the continent.

Speaking of smoking hippie hay. Someone hacked MBD account

[Póg mo 1,749]

You say Obamacare is a repub idea also. Do the dems have any original ideas.

Is this a statement or a question?

Also, the fact that Democrats are willing to adopt Republican policies, should tell you that they are at least willing to compromise. What compromises have the Republicans made lately?

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Is this a statement or a question?

Also, the fact that Democrats are willing to adopt Republican policies, should tell you that they are at least willing to compromise. What compromises have the Republicans made lately?

So by adopting Obamacare which the Republicans tried to stop, it proves Obama can compromise

IWe have entered the twighligjt zone of shArk jumping

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[decocker 7,198]

So by adopting Obamacare which the Republicans tried to stop, it proves Obama can compromise

IWe have entered the twighligjt zone of shArk jumping

no, it merely proves that republicans fail pretty consistently.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Speaking of smoking hippie hay. Someone hacked MBD account

Why? I have consistently said this.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Why? I have consistently said this.

You said something good about Bush.

It's Midnight here and quite pleasant weather

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

You said something good about Bush.

It's Midnight here and quite pleasant weather

I did that more than once. For example, I think it's good that he picks up after his dog.

ARTESIA, N.M. — It was a humbling moment for the former commander in chief: President George W. Bush was walking former first dog Barney in his new Dallas neighborhood when it stopped in a neighbor's yard for relief.

"And there I was, former president of the United States of America, with a plastic bag on my hand," he told a group of graduating high school students in New Mexico on Thursday. "Life is returning back to normal."

[Póg mo 1,749]

So by adopting Obamacare which the Republicans tried to stop, it proves Obama can compromise

IWe have entered the twighligjt zone of shArk jumping

They were for it, before they were against it, and I suspect would continue to be for it, if the Democrats were against it. They represent big business, who want to keep people tied to their jobs, due to fear of loosing health care coverage.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Okay, so now at least we know why the Global Warming crowd left NYC in such a mess. Nate Silver figured it out...

The Racial Gap On Global Warming

7:00 AM By Harry Enten

Midtown Manhattan on Sunday during the People’s Climate March, a worldwide mobilization calling on world leaders meeting at the United Nations to commit to urgent action on climate change.

John Minchillo / AP

Before the big climate march in New York on Sunday, New York magazine’s Tim Murphy asked, “Can Sunday’s climate march expand the movement beyond wonky white men?” After the march, Sally Kohn at The Daily Beast had an answer: Yes.

But zoom out beyond the march’s organizers and participants, and you’ll see the portion of the American public in favor of action to combat climate change has long been diverse. Since 2007, Pew Research Center has asked people what areas, including global warming, should be a top priority for the president and Congress. Given the talk about the need for diversity in the global warming movement, you might expect that the people who say fighting global warming should a top priority would be overwhelmingly white. You’d be wrong.

Every time the question has been asked, a lower percentage of whites have said it should be a top priority than non-whites. In fact, the gap between whites and non-whites has widened. The share of non-whites viewing climate change as a top priority hasn’t changed much; that same share of whites, meanwhile, has dropped more than 10 percentage points.

Is this just a partisan thing (i.e. Democrats are more in favor of the government developing a plan to combat global warming, and more minorities are Democrats)? This makes sense, but the racial gap exists even when controlling for political party.

White Democrats have less of a desire for the government to immediately deal with global warming than non-white Democrats. Since 2007, an average of 50 percent of non-white Democrats think it should be a top priority compared to just 37 percent of white Democrats. Like with Americans overall, the difference between white and non-white Democrats is wider now than it was in 2007 and 2008.

The average percentage of white Democrats who prioritize fighting global warming is down from an average 46 percent in 2007 and 2008 to 35 percent since 2013. The average percentage of non-white Democrats is also down, but only from 52 percent to 47 percent in the same period. (Note: I’m using an average of two years because individual years have relatively small subsample sizes.) The percentage-point drop among white Democrats is more than twice that of non-white Democrats. As with Americans overall, it is whites who are more responsible for the widening racial gaps on global-warming priority among Democrats.

It seems clear from the polling that whites are more skeptical of the need for government intervention on global warming than non-whites. If the leaders of climate-change movement are overwhelmingly white, then they are not representative of the larger the slice of the public most sympathetic to their cause.

What do you have to say for yourself now, Marvin?

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

Okay, so now at least we know why the Global Warming crowd left NYC in such a mess. Nate Silver figured it out...

What do you have to say for yourself now, Marvin?

[Curmudgeon 227]

Bush did a lot to put in place aid for aids victims in Africa. I don't think anyone will tell you otherwise.