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These guys are so dumb: they don’t even have basic facts right. Kyoto came up under Clinton. He put it at the bottom of his in basket when the US Senate, with a vote of 99-0, warned the president not to even bother sending it to them because it would destroy the US economy. Bush simply moved the Treaty from the bottom of the Clinton in-basket and to the Oval Office trash basket.


10 posted on 10/04/2009 5:39:16 PM PDT by Godwin1
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To: Godwin1
Using Common Sense has nothing to with it. Let me give you an example.

On his last day in office, President Clinton issued an Executive Order reducing the amount of Cyanide allowed in public drinking water to a ridiculous minuscule level that would have Bankrupted many small local Water Agencies.

The allowable level before Clinton made the change had no adverse effects to anyone consuming the water, but the Leftist Envirowacks were thrilled.

When President Bush took office, he reviewed the impact of Clinton's action and reversed it. Wanna guess what happened?

Well, Terry McCauliff, the head of the DNC at the time, got on TV and said that President Bush wanted to poison his, and everyone elses children when he reversed the Clinton Order.

Did anyone question Terry's outrageous attack on President Bush or ask him why Clinton would wait until his last day in office to make the change when he could have done it years before? Of course not. It didn't fit the agenda. Clinton only did it to trap President Bush.

Get it? Check my tagline and hope and pray I'm wrong when the 2012 Presidential Election comes along.

50 posted on 10/04/2009 6:58:03 PM PDT by Kickass Conservative (Conservatives THINK people are smart. Liberals KNOW people are stupid.)
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