[biblewonk]

Just so we build lots of windmills.

[The Wizard]

this will be killed

[FryingPan101]

"Some of the biggest proponents of Kyoto have a vested interest in halting U.S. economic growth."

Meanwhile....back at the ranch.

[Carry_Okie]

One thing conservatives need to realize is that having the Republicans control the White House and the Congress does not mean the world has been made safe from liberalism. There are still plenty of liberal opportunists, even some working within the GOP, searching for opportunities to turn their ideas into official policy.

International investors want bigger profits for betraying the American worker who developed the processes they wish to export. The American taxpayer then foots the bill for "retraining," unemployment, unfunded pensions, and a war machine that guarantees delivery of those imported goods upon which this nation would then be economically dependent. The process socializes the risk to their investments.

Please don't think that such a bill is DOA. Investors who wish to see such an outcome contribute to both political parties. It's fascism.

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[countrydummy]

Bump

[PhilDragoo]

Or we could expect a measure like this to be promoted by a `green' administration, particularly if either Senator John Kerry (D-MA) or Senator Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) is elected president in 2004.

Should Kerry or Lieberman be elected, hell will have frozen over achieving cloture on the global warming debate.

Note: evidence now shows the Middle Ages were much warmer, yet few knights drove SUVs.

Let those who resurrect the ghost of Kyoto be driven from the capital with methane blasts.

[thepitts]

One thing conservatives need to realize is that having the Republicans control the White House and the Congress does not mean the world has been made safe from liberalism.

Understatement of the year.

[Terriergal]

ping!

[Chances Are]

The GOP has its own greens, and one of them is a Senate staffer who is said to be promoting Kyoto in all but name by fashioning this legislation. This Senate aide may soon turn up at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue as a staffer for the Council on Environmental Quality, advising President Bush on climate issues. But there is every reason to hope that the Senate Energy bill containing his handiwork never reaches President Bush's desk.

Just who is this "Senate staffer"? Anyone have an identity?

CA....