Republican John Raese is running for the late Robert Byrd’s Senate seat in West Virginia, spewing anti-science nonsense like almost every other Republican candidate. Raese’s Democratic opponent is Gov. Joe Manchin, and the National Republican Senatorial Committee has released an ad attacking Manchin, shot in Philadelphia using actors chosen for that “hicky” West Virginia look. “John Deer” caps optional.
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Bubblehead II Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:24:59pm |
I always thought a hicky was that large bruise you GF/Wife left on your neck to brand you as hers.
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Kragar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:25:07pm |
Always nice to hear what they really think of the voting public.
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Kragar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:25:42pm |
re: #1 Bubblehead II
I always thought a hicky was that large bruise you GF/Wife left on your neck to brand you as hers.
Alternate definition
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iossarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:27:02pm |
Rarely is the millionaires' contempt for the poor exposed as clearly as this.
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:28:36pm |
heh...even Joe Scarborough found that to be stupid.
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iossarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:28:57pm |
Is this the same guy (Raese) that said: "I made my money the old-fashioned way - I inherited it"?
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Kragar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:29:20pm |
But now we'll never see the follow up ad featuring the banjo duel and river-rafting trip.
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kingkenrod Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:30:35pm |
Wow, these look like folks who might cling to guns and religion.
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Charles Johnson Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:30:59pm |
Speaking of anti-science nonsense, I just spent more than an hour searching the web for a single example of a GOP candidate with a rational, non-denialist position on global warming - and came up completely blank. As far as I can tell, denial is the unanimous GOP stance. Total lockstep.
Maybe I missed someone. Anyone know of a Republican candidate in this election who's not a climate change denier?
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funky chicken Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:31:29pm |
I really hope John Stewart's folks hire the actor who's put out the statement that's he's looking for more work. He could become The Daily Show's hick correspondent.
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funky chicken Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:33:33pm |
re: #10 Charles
Mark Kirk
Mark Kirk represents the 10th Congressional District of Illinois located in the suburbs north of Chicago.
Now in his fifth term, Congressman Kirk is a member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee and is co-chairman of the moderate GOP Tuesday Group and the bipartisan House US-China Working Group.
In Congress, Congressman Kirk works to advance a suburban agenda that is pro-defense, pro-personal responsibility, pro-environment, and pro-science. He wrote a number of provisions which became law, including funding for commuter rail, improving veteran’s health care, ensuring military voting, and boosting aviation security.
The Hot Air crowd hates him.
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webevintage Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:34:27pm |
re: #11 funky chicken
I really hope John Stewart's folks hire the actor who's put out the statement that's he's looking for more work. He could become The Daily Show's hick correspondent.
The NASCAR correspondent...
(South Park was hilarious last night...."we're gonna turn left"....)
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:34:58pm |
Anyone else notice how all three of those "hicky" fellows have manicured nails...I'm sitting at a computer and I've still got a little dirt under my nails.
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funky chicken Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:35:08pm |
[Link: www.kirkforsenate.com...]
impressive resume, and somebody I'd consider voting for...but not popular with the tea partier crowd.
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Charles Johnson Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:35:39pm |
re: #12 funky chicken
Mark Kirk
The Hot Air crowd hates him.
But didn't Kirk fall in line and refuse to sign the Waxman-Markey bill?
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Sol Berdinowitz Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:35:40pm |
Seems like they coulda just sent a van down to WVA and picked up any random six guys sitting in a dinette or hanging out at the strip mall to fit the bill...
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Vambo Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:35:41pm |
re: #12 funky chicken
Mark Kirk
The Hot Air crowd hates him.
I'll bet they do... pro-science, "funding a commuter rail" (OMG SPENDING!!), and veterans health care. What a RINO.
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Our Precious Bodily Fluids Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:36:32pm |
Nowhere near as good as Red State Update.
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webevintage Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:36:48pm |
re: #18 Vambo
I'll bet they do... pro-science, "funding a commuter rail" (OMG SPENDING!!), and veterans health care. What a RINO.
You know who "funds commuter rails"?
Socialist Europeans, that's who!!!11!!!
/
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:37:59pm |
re: #17 ralphieboy
Seems like they coulda just sent a van down to WVA and picked up any random six guys sitting in a dinette or hanging out at the strip mall to fit the bill...
They tried that...when they were able to get them to cut back on the n-word enough to start filming, they broke into a brawl over Ford vs. Chevy.
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Shiplord Kirel Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:38:01pm |
Just up in pages: Cargo Cult Christians, my response to AFA freakazoid Bryan Fischer's disgusting remarks in support of that Tennessee Fire Department's decision to let a non-paying resident's house burn down.
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Sol Berdinowitz Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:38:42pm |
re: #19 negativ
Nowhere near as good as Red State Update.
Gosh, lost track of those guys, they used to be featured on [Link: www.salon.com...]
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Sol Berdinowitz Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:39:25pm |
re: #21 darthstar
They tried that...when they were able to get them to cut back on the n-word enough to start filming, they broke into a brawl over Ford vs. Chevy.
shouldn't have got them so cranked up on meth beforehand...
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funky chicken Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:40:34pm |
re: #16 Charles
Oh jeez, I dunno. But he's the best they've got, IMHO. I'm, er, blessed to be living in OK at the moment.
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:40:51pm |
re: #24 ralphieboy
shouldn't have got them so cranked up on meth beforehand...
That's how they got them into the production van..."Psst...hey boys! [waves baggy] Who wants a rail?"
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Ericus58 Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:45:28pm |
re: #10 Charles
Speaking of anti-science nonsense, I just spent more than an hour searching the web for a single example of a GOP candidate with a rational, non-denialist position on global warming - and came up completely blank. As far as I can tell, denial is the unanimous GOP stance. Total lockstep.
Maybe I missed someone. Anyone know of a Republican candidate in this election who's not a climate change denier?
Dave Reichert
[Link: reichert.house.gov...]
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:48:44pm |
Mark Kirk going after black voters...not for their votes, but because they can't be trusted not to cheat:
[Link: archpundit.com...]
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iossarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:52:12pm |
re: #28 darthstar
Mark Kirk going after black voters...not for their votes, but because they can't be trusted not to cheat:
[Link: archpundit.com...]
To be fair, Charles was only asking about AGW denial. He said nothing about racism and vote suppression tactics.
Kirk's in the clear in this instance!
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Kragar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:52:38pm |
Culprits identified in worldwide honeybee die-off
Over the past few years, there's been some panic over a dramatic decrease in the world's honeybee population, an occurrence that has left many experts scratching their heads. Now it appears as though part of the bee die-off mystery has been solved.
As reported by Kirk Johnson of the New York Times, a somewhat odd pairing of entomologists and military scientists has pinpointed likely culprits: a fungus and a virus, both of which flourish in cool, wet environments. While scientists aren't certain, they believe the fungus and virus work together to hamper the insect's digestive system. Each is relatively harmless on its own, Johnson says, but their combination is deadly.
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Charles Johnson Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:53:50pm |
re: #27 Ericus58
Dave Reichert
[Link: reichert.house.gov...]
Unfortunately, although he appears to be decent on environmental issues, on global warming Dave Reichert sounds like every other Republican:
Last week, Reichert, of Auburn, said he remained unsure about climate change or what role humans might play.
"The problem is, you have some scientists who say it's happening, and some who say it's not happening. The problem is the Sierra Club says that every scientist says it is," said Reichert, a member of the House Science Committee.
"I'm going to wait until all the facts are in. There were many scientists who used to say the world was flat."
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Sol Berdinowitz Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:53:51pm |
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deranged cat Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:53:52pm |
1. simply saying the names of legislation (with no explanations why) is a strategy?
2. i like how Joe busts out laughing when he hears its all fake. it makes the ad look even more ridiculous.
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:55:12pm |
re: #33 deranged cat
1. simply saying the names of legislation (with no explanations why) is a strategy?
2. i like how Joe busts out laughing when he hears its all fake. it makes the ad look even more ridiculous.
When you've lost Joe Scarborough (not exactly a man of principle), then you know you're in deep shit.
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wrenchwench Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:56:34pm |
I had to call and leave a message to find out the position of the Republican candidate for Governor of New Mexico on AGW.
While searching for an answer, I found this article on cap & trade being discussed in the New Mexico legislature.
NM GOP lawmakers raise concerns in emissions case[...]
The Environmental Improvement Board is hearing final testimony Monday and Tuesday on an emissions cap petition filed by environmental group New Energy Economy. The board finished a similar hearing last week on a cap-and-trade petition filed by the New Mexico Environment Department.
The board expects to begin deliberating the proposals Nov. 2.
The Republicans' letter says any board member who "has a known 'green' agenda" should recuse themselves from the decision-making process to ensure impartiality.
[...]
They have a funny idea of what "impartial" means.
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reine.de.tout Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:58:13pm |
But not just any actors: “We are going for a ‘Hicky’ Blue Collar look,” read the casting call for the ad, being aired by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. “These characters are from West Virginia so think coal miner/trucker looks.”“Clothing Suggestions” included jeans, work boots, flannel shirt, denim shirt, “Dickie’s type jacket with t-shirt underneath,” down-filled vest, “John Deer [sic] hats (not brand new, preferably beat up),” “trucker hats (not brand new, preferably beat up).
geez.
GOP better watch it, with that - the thousands of West Virginians who are not coal miners/truck drivers will be greatly offended by the assumption.
(and full disclosure, I of course have a John Deere cap).
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reine.de.tout Thu, Oct 7, 2010 12:58:59pm |
re: #35 wrenchwench
I had to call and leave a message to find out the position of the Republican candidate for Governor of New Mexico on AGW.
While searching for an answer, I found this article on cap & trade being discussed in the New Mexico legislature.
They have a funny idea of what "impartial" means.
You're only impartial if you think exactly the way we do.
/
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Decatur Deb Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:01:00pm |
re: #30 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
Good to see progress. There is a very important crop/herd component in Homeland security efforts. USDA and others started ILIAD some time ago.
[Link: www.fas.org...]
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RogueOne Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:03:40pm |
re: #34 darthstar
When you've lost Joe Scarborough (not exactly a man of principle), then you know you're in deep shit.
that's twice you've made wise cracks about him. I'm not going to let them slide forever you know.
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:05:10pm |
re: #36 reine.de.tout
geez.
GOP better watch it, with that - the thousands of West Virginians who are not coal miners/truck drivers will be greatly offended by the assumption.(and full disclosure, I of course have a John Deere cap).
I have a John Deere "Owners Addition" hat. Just wish my John Deere wasn't stolen.
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Sol Berdinowitz Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:05:30pm |
re: #39 RogueOne
that's twice you've made wise cracks about him. I'm not going to let them slide forever you know.
When I think Joe Scarborough, I think Fair
Parsely, sage, rosemary and time for a change...
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:05:34pm |
re: #39 RogueOne
that's twice you've made wise cracks about him. I'm not going to let them slide forever you know.
When he explains the dead woman that was found in his congressional office, I'll let him go. And my first comment wasn't a wise-crack. I simply said that even Joe found the NRSC to be stupid in this case. He's not exactly a moderate Democrat, you know.
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RogueOne Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:08:06pm |
re: #42 darthstar
When he explains the dead woman that was found in his congressional office, I'll let him go. And my first comment wasn't a wise-crack. I simply said that even Joe found the NRSC to be stupid in this case. He's not exactly a moderate Democrat, you know.
Those who have never had to ditch a body in a hurry can cast the first stone.
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iossarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:08:09pm |
re: #42 darthstar
My favorite JS story is that someone shouted "he's a Republican!" when he got to meet Paul McCartney (he is a big Beatles fan, apparently).
To be fair to Joe, he told the story himself, and admits that he was mortified.
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Ericus58 Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:08:25pm |
re: #31 Charles
Unfortunately, although he appears to be decent on environmental issues, on global warming Dave Reichert sounds like every other Republican:
That article is from:
Originally published September 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM | Page modified September 27, 2006 at 12:22 AM.
People Change, yes?
"Dave believes our natural treasures must be protected in order that our grandchildren may enjoy them as well. One of the fundamental challenges to the preservation of our natural heritage and biodiversity is the mounting effects of climate change.
Dave is committed to working in a bipartisan fashion with his colleagues in the House of Representatives to find viable solutions based on sound scientific practices that reach a balance between protecting our precious natural resources and providing economic growth in our nation."
[Link: reichert.house.gov...]
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:08:37pm |
re: #44 RogueOne
Those who have never had to ditch a body in a hurry can cast the first stone.
And I did (cast the first stone).
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Kragar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:10:55pm |
The first Stone was cast in the 1970 version of "Ned Kelly".
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reine.de.tout Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:10:57pm |
re: #40 Cannadian Club Akbar
I have a John Deere "Owners Addition" hat. Just wish my John Deere wasn't stolen.
One of my neighbors had a Gravely sickle mower. I didn't know "Gravely" was the name of a brand.
So one day, I see a sign in her yard, and couldn't quit laughing for a week:
"Gravely sick mower for sale".
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:10:57pm |
re: #47 darthstar
OT for Darth. Coach Madden just got tossed. Dude went around on a 2-2 pitch. Called a ball. Next pitch was 3 run HR.
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:15:32pm |
re: #50 Cannadian Club Akbar
OT for Darth. Coach Madden just got tossed. Dude went around on a 2-2 pitch. Called a ball. Next pitch was 3 run HR.
Ugh...fuckin' Texas. Looks like the Rays will have their work cut out for them if they want to make it to the ALCS.
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RogueOne Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:16:58pm |
re: #40 Cannadian Club Akbar
I have a John Deere "Owners Addition" hat. Just wish my John Deere wasn't stolen.
I think I've mentioned here before that when I moved to a rural town in Indiana and saw all the John Deere hats I thought it was a hillbilly band.
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:17:28pm |
re: #51 darthstar
The non call has now lead to 4 runs. Yesterday, Carlos Pena was HBP with loaded bases. Called a foul ball. 2 games. 2 bad calls.
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Mostly sane, most of the time. Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:17:57pm |
re: #52 RogueOne
I think I've mentioned here before that when I moved to a rural town in Indiana and saw all the John Deere hats I thought it was a hillbilly band.
I always thought it was because they're handed out free.
We have about six NAPA hats. The local NAPA store sponsored our pinewood derby for a few years, and all the boys got free hats.
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darthstar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:18:30pm |
re: #53 Cannadian Club Akbar
The non call has now lead to 4 runs. Yesterday, Carlos Pena was HBP with loaded bases. Called a foul ball. 2 games. 2 bad calls.
I'm actually at work today so I don't get to watch...I should have stayed home, but I want to do a half-day tomorrow and figured showing up and sitting in my cube was a fair price to pay.
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:18:37pm |
FY(y'all's)I... West Virginia is officially NOT a "Southern State".
Was part of the Union.
So...
Neener.
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:18:43pm |
re: #52 RogueOne
I think I've mentioned here before that when I moved to a rural town in Indiana and saw all the John Deere hats I thought it was a hillbilly band.
Me thinks yes. I still wear my hat to work or on walks. Never wash it. Nice sweat stains.
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nines09 Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:19:01pm |
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:20:31pm |
re: #56 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
FY(y'all's)I... West Virginia is officially NOT a "Southern State".
Was part of the Union.
So...
Neener.
WV is a coal state. Why do they want to destroy the planet?
/
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:23:36pm |
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Mostly sane, most of the time. Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:23:39pm |
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:25:25pm |
re: #60 Cannadian Club Akbar
Funny... I went to the doctor today, thought I'd picked up a staph infection from Mom (she got MRSA in the hospital, her fun is never ending)...
Turns out, I've been attacked by chiggers while visiting the farm...
in WV.
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Mostly sane, most of the time. Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:26:09pm |
re: #63 EmmmieG
So he looks stupid and he has the sun in his eyes. Brilliant.
Of course, I have to admit that I'm the type to wander around looking for my keys without success for five minutes. Finally I'll put down the things that were in my hand--my keys--so I can concentrate better.
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:28:25pm |
re: #65 EmmmieG
Been there, done that.
Was desperately looking for my cellphone once because I had to speak to Heather. Finally found it. Was next to my ear, in my hand, held up to my ear... I was on hold for Heather.
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:29:11pm |
re: #64 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
My dad got MRSA in the hospital. I would have to give him IV's of Vanco every other day. Was delivered to his house cold packed. I had quite the cooler collection. And what's a chigger?
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reine.de.tout Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:32:53pm |
re: #64 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
Funny... I went to the doctor today, thought I'd picked up a staph infection from Mom (she got MRSA in the hospital, her fun is never ending)...
Turns out, I've been attacked by chiggers while visiting the farm...
in WV.
That's miserable.
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Ericus58 Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:34:00pm |
"In the 110th Congress, Dave continues to fight for environmental issues through:
· Advocating for real and immediate action to tackle climate change by supporting a cap and trade system with domestic and international offsets to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 70% below 1990 levels by 2050.
· Introducing legislation that would add 22,000 acres of wilderness to the existing Alpine Lakes Wilderness and designate the Pratt River as a Wild and Scenic River.
· Working to set the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge aside as an actual refuge and wilderness area as it was intended, not as a station for the extraction of oil to the degradation of it’s inhabitants natural ecosystems.
His environmental accomplishments include:
· Supported over $2.5 billion in funding for our National Parks.
· Called for increased funding for the restoration of Puget Sound and surround estuaries, rivers and marine habitats.
· Made important contributions to systematic and cumulative efforts to improve the quality of endangered salmon habitats, increase knowledge about salmon and steelhead life cycles and requirements, and prioritized conservation and recovery activities."
I would think that Dave Reichert is the type of Republican Representative most folks here could agree with.
But I could be wrong.
Perhaps there's no Republican for most here.
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reine.de.tout Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:34:20pm |
re: #56 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
FY(y'all's)I... West Virginia is officially NOT a "Southern State".
Was part of the Union.
So...
Neener.
You just keep denyin' the obvious, FBV.
Just keep it up.
:-)
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Cannadian Club Akbar Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:36:52pm |
I just googled chigger. Gross little things.
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Jeff In Ohio Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:37:50pm |
re: #10 Charles
Speaking of anti-science nonsense, I just spent more than an hour searching the web for a single example of a GOP candidate with a rational, non-denialist position on global warming - and came up completely blank. As far as I can tell, denial is the unanimous GOP stance. Total lockstep.
Maybe I missed someone. Anyone know of a Republican candidate in this election who's not a climate change denier?
While Rob Portman seems to studiously avoid whether or not he believes in AGW, his energy platform is a direct answer to cap and trade.
I'm not arguing for the efficacy of his position, just pointing out it's seems sane.
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Jeff In Ohio Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:38:44pm |
re: #72 Jeff In Ohio
[Link: www.robportman.com...]
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Political Atheist Thu, Oct 7, 2010 1:39:43pm |
re: #31 Charles
I think Meg Whitman gets it, but can't afford to admit it for now...
Source SF Bay Guardian
Gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman is playing both sides of the fence on the issue of global warming, belatedly opposing Prop. 23 – the measure that would suspend AB 32, California's long-term plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting clean technology – but promising to delay implementation of AB 32 for a year anyway.
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Obdicut Thu, Oct 7, 2010 2:10:31pm |
re: #69 Ericus58
Do his actions-- and votes-- match those sentiments, though?
Or, to put it another way:
But didn't Kirk fall in line and refuse to sign the Waxman-Markey bill?
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Feline Fearless Leader Thu, Oct 7, 2010 2:18:56pm |
re: #30 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
Expect outrageous outrage shortly proclaiming the cover-up since sekrit Moose-lim terrorist socialist commie (social insects!) hornets are obviously to blame. And they're operating under a Obama-approved federal fatwa against hard-working non-union bees.
The fact this issue started previous to Obama's election just shows how deeply and completely the conspiracy is rooted and bank-rolled!11!!!
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