[blam]

I was wondering who was going to fund the free-loaders now that Trump has taken MY/YOUR money off the table.

BTW....aren't there laws against private citizens inteferring in US foreign policies?

[Steely Tom]

They can do whatever they like, as long as they leave me alone.

[Principled]

Anyone is free to take any action they like - including giving away money, etc - just don’t take $5000 annually from me AND make energy prices higher!

[Red Badger]

They can use their money however they want.
When they go broke being green I will laugh..................

[thescourged1]

Methinks DJT will need to hire a lot more US Marshals.

[Jeff Chandler]

How is making individual choices using local or private money “defying” a decision not to have the federal government force it upon us?

[PghBaldy]

Per the US Constitution,I think Congress must OK interstate compacts like this?

[piasa]

Doesn’t New York’s governor and legislature have a say in the matter?

[samtheman]

BTW....aren’t there laws against private citizens inteferring in US foreign policies?

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Only with regard to ACCUSATIONS regarding Ivanka and the Russians. Anything the libs and America-haters actually DO is perfectly fine.

[ctdonath2]

This points to the real issue: those who want to “fix” climate change, blaming mankind for it, are doing nothing themselves to.
Trump is doing more for “climate change” by pulling out, prompting the Left to actually start doing something about it _themselves_, than 8 years of Obama ever did.

[SMARTY]

Yes, there are. :)

[piasa]

Founded in 2015, the Paris Agreement [after Oslo was such a colossal embarrassment]...

[MagnoliaB]

These people are something else. As long as it’s their money they flush down the sewer, I don’t care.

[simpson96]

Gosh, the 2018 mid-term election results are going to be fun. :)

[RckyRaCoCo]

They can stick a roman candle in their anus and call it art...who cares, so long as it’s their dime(and their anus).

[HLPhat]

[Thirty cities, three states, more than 80 university presidents, and more than 100 companies are part of a growing group intending to uphold the Paris Agreement,]

I forget what did Mussolini (allegedly) call the merger of corporate and state powers?

>>aren’t there laws against private citizens inteferring in US foreign policies?

Que the new national Anthem:

Deeeeeeeeeeeeyoh!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L9angh4KdQ

[M Kehoe]

The more money Bloomberg pisses away, the less money he can spend against our Second amendment.

5.56mm

[TTFlyer]

BTW....aren't there laws against private citizens inteferring in US foreign policies?

Yes, there is.

But it's up to the Invisible Attorney General to make the charge. Don't hold your breath....

[Wuli]

It will be as successful as his anti-gun efforts.

[Vaquero]

If trump, Zuckerberg, Musk, Branson want to dig deep into their pockets and pay the ‘tribute’ to the gorebull wurming gods......HAVE AT IT. just stay away from mine and my nation’s monies.

[Ohioan]

Bloomberg has graduated from trying to dictate beverage volumes to trying to run an alternative world order. Maybe he will wake up tomorrow and declare that he is Napoleon Bonaparte. At one time that was a popular illustration of a similar delusion of grandeur.

I am still waiting for one of the geniuses to explain how forcing the flora of the earth onto a lower carbon diozide diet is preferable to the balancing of life forms that has worked in the past. Is this all just Humanist pretensions (such as Nimrod's tower); or are we missing something?