Shutdown bad for obama.

WHL wrote:Fsh, Pelosi doesn't make a whole lot of sense, does she. As you recall the Sandy aid was disliked by the Republicans because very little of that money was going to Sandy. The bulk of it was going to pet projects that were tacked onto the aid bill.

They were pet projects for Democrats only. The people that were effected by Sandy didn't get hardly anything.

Just another lie from the Obama administration.

I agree WHL. Pelosi is very hard to understand. I think she has partisan backup phrases she spouts when she doesn't want to answer something.

fshnski wrote:I agree WHL. Pelosi is very hard to understand. I think she has partisan backup phrases she spouts when she doesn't want to answer something.

She thinks that she is still speaker of the house. What a mess she made when she was in that position.

I never could understand her either.

She, Reid, and Obama are triplets. They are all made of the same cloth.

WHL wrote:She, Reid, and Obama are triplets. They are all made of the same cloth.

You are so right. Red and black cloth.

Anarchism is the word that comes to mind when I see those triplets together.

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:She, Reid, and Obama are triplets.  They are all made of the same cloth.  

You are so right.  Red and black cloth.

Anarchism is the word that comes to mind when I see those triplets together.

Are you the REAL Achigan?????????? 

WHL wrote:

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:She, Reid, and Obama are triplets.  They are all made of the same cloth.  

You are so right.  Red and black cloth.

Anarchism is the word that comes to mind when I see those triplets together.

Are you the REAL Achigan?????????? 

The one and only Achigan.

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:She, Reid, and Obama are triplets.  They are all made of the same cloth.  

You are so right.  Red and black cloth.

Anarchism is the word that comes to mind when I see those triplets together.

Are you the REAL Achigan?????????? 

The one and only Achigan.

Your responses sound so different.

WHL wrote:

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:She, Reid, and Obama are triplets.  They are all made of the same cloth.  

You are so right.  Red and black cloth.

Anarchism is the word that comes to mind when I see those triplets together.

Are you the REAL Achigan?????????? 

The one and only Achigan.

Your responses sound so different.

I woke up when I moved from CT to NH. I was a Dem for many years but since Obama got in I have changed my way of thinking.

I'm with you all the way WHL.

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:

Achigan wrote:

WHL wrote:She, Reid, and Obama are triplets.  They are all made of the same cloth.  

You are so right.  Red and black cloth.

Anarchism is the word that comes to mind when I see those triplets together.

Are you the REAL Achigan?????????? 

The one and only Achigan.

Your responses sound so different.

I woke up when I moved from CT to NH.  I was a Dem for many years but since Obama got in I have changed my way of thinking.

I'm with you all the way WHL.

Freedom has a way of doing that.

Oh, and Pelosi and her crowd are as far from anarchists as they are from the Man in the Moon.

The whole mob of them are Authoritarian Statists.

Be careful, Anti. I think Achigan is a fake. But he's funny anyway.

WHL wrote:Be careful, Anti.  I think Achigan is a fake.  But he's funny anyway.

I don't think that He/She is a fake. Turncoats always go from a "LOVE"... "HATE"... mentality.

Especially if you're from Connecticut.

These type of people don't make in the military. Turncoats get booted out the first week.

Casy wrote:

WHL wrote:Be careful, Anti.  I think Achigan is a fake.  But he's funny anyway.

I don't think that He/She is a fake. Turncoats always go from a "LOVE"... "HATE"... mentality.

Especially if you're from Connecticut.

These type of people don't make in the military. Turncoats get booted out the first week.

You are a big bully. Why don't you leave us alone.

Casy,

Benedict Arnold was long before me. Many people think if he had died earlier he would have become one of the heroes of American history.

fshnski wrote:Casy,

Benedict Arnold was long before me. Many people think if he had died earlier he would have become one of the heroes of American history.

Achigan is no "Benedict Arnold" and neither are you. The two of you wouldn't even be allowed to polish the boots of a General.

The both of you would never get above the grade of E-1. You are turncoats, but from a different class of people.

OK.

fshnski wrote:OK.

That's better. You must always remain subservient. It suits you better.

You're real funny ... hah ... hah ... ..

I bow before no general! or any common man.

fshnski wrote:The tide is changing.

PELOSI:

"...I say Republicans, take back your party..."

Yeah, well, thanks for your advice, Nancy Pelosi !

How about speaking about Freedom to your supporters in Detroit?

News Buzzard wrote:"...As far as the environment goes, I believe only fools don't accept man-made global warming. We have to do something to control CO2 emissions, and we have to do it soon..."

The European country of Norway just gave up their efforts at sequestering CO2, saying it isn't economically feasible.

Like Norway, we'll all come to our senses and realize Earth has gone through such cycles many times before—and that the very cycles that have generously given Progressives so much "credibility" are ultimately beyond our reach.

 

I too believe that there is no way we (humans) cannot be having a negative effect on our worlds atmosphere. But why harm America's economy for feel good policies that get negated by China and India?

fshnski wrote:I too believe that there is no way we (humans) cannot be having a negative effect on our worlds atmosphere. But why harm America's economy for feel good policies that get negated by China and India?

There are a lot of things that China and India do that we don't, that doesn't mean that we should do it. We have to lead by example and maybe in time other countries will do the same.

I think China is doing better now that they realize the harm that they are doing. I don't know about India.

Unfortunately, one scheme to limit coal burning by converting China’s plentiful coal supplies into synthetic natural gas (SNG) presents a host of other ecological worries. To date, China’s government has approved construction of nine large SNG plants in northern and western China, which are projected to generate 37 billion cubic meters of gas each year when completed. At least 30 more proposed plants are awaiting approval.

None of these planned plants are located near large Chinese cities, so the emissions generated in producing the gas will not hang directly over metropolises. But that doesn’t mean the coal-to-gas conversion process is clean. According to a new study (PDF) in Nature Climate Change, the entire life cycle of harvesting coal and turning it into gas produces from 36 percent to 82 percent more total greenhouse gas emissions than burning coal directly—depending on whether the gas is used to generate electricity or power vehicles.

While the most-polluting stages of energy generation could be moved farther from China’s population centers—perhaps allowing for more brighter, cleaner days in Beijing—the net effect could be to accelerate global climate change, argue the study’s authors, Chi-Jen Yang and Robert Jackson of the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University.

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-09-30/chinas-synthetic-natural-gas-plants-could-accelerate-climate-change

In a recent article, I concluded that global CO2 emissions will continue to grow rapidly in the foreseeable future. In this article, I look at who are the biggest offenders, both countries and fuels.

The Countries and Regions

Table 1 lists the countries and regions emitting the most CO2. China now is the largest emitter followed by the US and Europe. In 1971, 57% of global emissions came from the US and Europe. In 2009, their share had fallen to 31%. Adding China brings the 2009 share of these 3 to 55% of the world total. The emission of this group exceeds the emissions of the Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East combined.

http://www.morssglobalfinance.com/global-emissions-–-the-biggest-offenders/

Coal-country Democrats aren't eager to talk about the Environmental Protection Agency's new emission regulations for power plants expected to be released later this week, which could put them in a tough position between the pressures of regional politics and party loyalty.

The new limits are expected to effectively require carbon capture—a still-developing technology—for all new coal-fired plants in order to meet emission standards. That has drawn backlash from many in the coal industry, but most Democrats from coal-heavy regions have largely been hesitant to speak out.

The regulations are a cornerstone of President Obama's action plan for addressing climate change, with coal-burning power plants known as one of the largest sources of greenhouse gases in the country. But the coal industry, producers of a relatively cheap and abundant energy source, would be hit hard by the EPA rules, as higher operating costs for power plants lead utilities to switch to lower-cost and lower-emitting natural gas.

http://www.nationaljournal.com/daily/coal-country-democrats-nervously-await-epa-regulations-for-power-plant-emissions-20130918