pWould you like to see Obama take action on Climate Change?

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61 %

No, I would not

35 %

Yes, I would

4 %

I have mixed feelings

@Feb '13 V 312 votes c 165 comments

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312 Votes

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rbf123 voted

v No, I would not
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Fussell voted

v No, I would not
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Tue
jaxspapa voted

v No, I would not
Tue

MongoAPillager

v No, I would not

actually i would like him to take some action,i would like to see him do a 180 and be done with liberty destroying idealism,to stop using PC junk science to sink this country into a third world domain,to stop inviting the ideology of 1984 to subjugate this country into his twisted view of an socialist/communist totalitarian utopia and to take his idiot savants to China or Russia were they could enjoy the kind of country they envision for America

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Tue

fraps

v No, I would not

There is only one reason people think this is settled science. The government grant program that funds research only funds those who agree with its position. Thus any scientist who has an opposing view is silenced because of the lack of funds. This is just one more reason to get the government out of the funding business of any kind.

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BlissHeart voted

v No, I would not
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Mon
Brogan voted

v No, I would not
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Mon
smbiz voted

v Yes, I would
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Mon

songbird

v Yes, I would

I would love to see him tackle the issue. As of now, I don't even remember things he said he would address.

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Mon
EastCoastMan voted

v Yes, I would
Jun 16
Philof endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
Jun 15
Nonya voted

v Yes, I would
Jun 15

JTHEM

v No, I would not

Climate change as a "political" tool is just what it appears to be.....a pseud-event engineered for the purpose of implementing a progressive agenda.

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Jun 14
east2west voted

v Yes, I would
Jun 14
FFX_VA voted

v No, I would not
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Jun 14
HMB1114 voted

v No, I would not
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Jun 14
buckilaked voted

v Yes, I would
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Jun 14
hancel voted

v No, I would not
Jun 13
Mournwolf voted

v Yes, I would
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Jun 13
skspls voted

v No, I would not
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Jun 13
USN-22 voted

v No, I would not
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Jun 11
Rabardan voted

v No, I would not
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Jun 10
Atcman voted

v No, I would not
Jun 8
O_S_Thomas endorsed NormalFlora

v Yes, I would
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Jun 5
Whiskey endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
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Jun 4
Goose endorsed MSBDallas

v No, I would not
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Jun 4
BostonRob endorsed NormalFlora

v Yes, I would
Jun 1
rtoberl voted

v No, I would not
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May 30

Coupe

v No, I would not

I think we alright have bad weather since he got in office. Best to leave things alone

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May 30
LEC endorsed Ghost116

v Yes, I would
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May 30
sspphoto endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
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May 30
Texasbuzz voted

v No, I would not
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May 29
Just_Lisa endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
May 28
Crazycon312 voted

v No, I would not
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May 28
DaQuietOne endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
May 26

Penn1699

v I have mixed feelings

Moderation.

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May 26

cat2009

v No, I would not

The climate will continue to change up or down even after Bozo is out of office.

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May 25
debido endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
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May 24
DemonsAngel13 endorsed Quantummist

v No, I would not
May 24

PJS1973

v No, I would not

I'd prefer to focus on higher priority issues; domestic economy and infrastructure, our current wars and probably other issues need our attention first.

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May 22

RedFloppyShoes

v No, I would not

While we should all be good stewards of the Earth, Climate Change is nothing more than a reason for people to tell on each other.

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May 21
JoshH endorsed jontobi

v Yes, I would
May 21
Politic-n endorsed MSBDallas

v No, I would not
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May 21

2all

v No, I would not

Climate change is natural it has nothing to do with man or the use of fossil fuels,but thanx Al Gore now we can't even save gas for the next season and we are using food in ower gasoline good job demo's

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May 21
rojopa voted

v No, I would not
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May 20
DesignerLM voted

v No, I would not
May 20
Bill2E endorsed Bischen1

v No, I would not
May '13
DanielZ voted

v Yes, I would
May '13

AmandathePanda

v No, I would not

Jobs, roads, bridges, economy. I might have missed some but I'm rushing. We are broke. The government can't fix anything, what makes you think they can fix the climate. Even if he did, what about China and the rest of the world? They don't give two craps.

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May '13
DanielMincin voted

v No, I would not

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MongoAPillager

v No, I would not

actually i would like him to take some action,i would like to see him do a 180 and be done with liberty destroying idealism,to stop using PC junk science to sink this country into a third world domain,to stop inviting the ideology of 1984 to subjugate this country into his twisted view of an socialist/communist totalitarian utopia and to take his idiot savants to China or Russia were they could enjoy the kind of country they envision for America

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fraps

v No, I would not

There is only one reason people think this is settled science. The government grant program that funds research only funds those who agree with its position. Thus any scientist who has an opposing view is silenced because of the lack of funds. This is just one more reason to get the government out of the funding business of any kind.

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songbird

v Yes, I would

I would love to see him tackle the issue. As of now, I don't even remember things he said he would address.

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Jun 15

JTHEM

v No, I would not

Climate change as a "political" tool is just what it appears to be.....a pseud-event engineered for the purpose of implementing a progressive agenda.

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May 30

Coupe

v No, I would not

I think we alright have bad weather since he got in office. Best to leave things alone

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May 26

Penn1699

v I have mixed feelings

Moderation.

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May 26

cat2009

v No, I would not

The climate will continue to change up or down even after Bozo is out of office.

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May 24

PJS1973

v No, I would not

I'd prefer to focus on higher priority issues; domestic economy and infrastructure, our current wars and probably other issues need our attention first.

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Jun 8

O_S_Thomas

higher priorities? u mean being able to inhabit the earth is just secondary...

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Jun 8

PJS1973

@O_S_Thomas nice strawman...no, I mean that if we don't tackle the issues I listed, no one will work (because allost all people work for money) on environmental issues. I didn't say the environment is not important, but it's not as important as the issues I listed.

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Jun 8

O_S_Thomas

@PJS1973 well in the short term they're important but global warming has such dire consequences.

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Jun 8

PJS1973

@O_S_Thomas I don't disagree with you, and I don't want to smash the ecosystem. I worry if we don't take care of our issues in order, we won't be able to take care of them at all. Thanks!

B1

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May 22

RedFloppyShoes

v No, I would not

While we should all be good stewards of the Earth, Climate Change is nothing more than a reason for people to tell on each other.

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May 21

2all

v No, I would not

Climate change is natural it has nothing to do with man or the use of fossil fuels,but thanx Al Gore now we can't even save gas for the next season and we are using food in ower gasoline good job demo's

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May '13

AmandathePanda

v No, I would not

Jobs, roads, bridges, economy. I might have missed some but I'm rushing. We are broke. The government can't fix anything, what makes you think they can fix the climate. Even if he did, what about China and the rest of the world? They don't give two craps.

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May '13

MadAmerican

v No, I would not

He's screwed up everything he has touched. I wouldn't trust him to go to the store to buy a bottle of water.

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May '13

Aftermath

v No, I would not

So you think Obama can control the weather???

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May '13

N0rthman

v No, I would not

No, way. Every time people ask Obama for help - he shoves a trillion dollar political agenda down your throat and that doesn't solve the problem. I like it better when he's golfing.

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May '13

gherlone

v No, I would not

what action?? to what end?? there is no reliable scientific evidence that climate change is occurring due to human activity.

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Jun 8

O_S_Thomas

except the evidence like 99% of scientists agree on

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May '13

Myright_321

v No, I would not

Only Mother Nature (GOD) who created eveything.

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May '13

tomincali

v No, I would not

he believes his own b.s with that said if he cuts back on spewing in the climate problem may be solved.

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May '13

InjusticeSucks

v Yes, I would

Nothing will hapend as long as the bubbas of the G0P hold as Much power as they do.So the question by Politix is Usless and only serves to anger the Conservatives of the G0P more and More.But that is who Payys their Bills.

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May '13

Michael_Taylor

v No, I would not

It would only mean more laws and restrictions, so no

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May '13

IMAQT

v No, I would not

I am not sure what is more presumptuous, that man has changed the climate or that man can change the climate. The earth's climate has always changed...with or without mans presence and will continue to do so..with or without mans presence.

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Feb '13

Quantummist

v No, I would not

man has Nothing to do with Climate Change and it's a Waste of Resources and a Job Killer to make any such effort... A Better use of the funds is in updating Infrastructure to deal with a changing environment that has always been changing and will continue to change long after man is gone from the planet...

B1

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Feb '13

NormalFlora

v Yes, I would

As long as the oil, gas, and coal industries pay the republican leadership to deny science, there will be no progress on halting climate change. So now it's up to the President.

B2

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Feb '13

MSBDallas

v No, I would not

Is he in charge of the Solar System and the Earth's axis now, too? I missed the memo.

B4

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e6 endorsed

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Feb '13

Bischen1

v No, I would not

Please stay out of MY life!

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Feb '13

Ghost116

v Yes, I would

We only get one planet. And until we discover the technology to get out of this star system, we are stuck here. So if we destroy this planet, we all die. Republicans, Democrats, all of us. We need to cast aside this veil of ignorance that keeps us shackled to fantasy and mysticism that says that only a higher power can destroy this planet. We now can destroy this planet. Thus we need to take the necessary steps to preserve it for as long as we can.

e6 endorsed

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Feb '13

bsking

v I have mixed feelings

I would like Obama to take responsibility for his many failures

B3

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Feb '13

jontobi

v Yes, I would

To leave our children a large debt is much more generous of us than to leave them a dead earth. Planet Earth is being destroyed by its inhabitants. We haven't always been good stewards. I think God would like us to take care of what he gave us. Why would He not?

B1

e3 endorsed

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Feb '13

DerivePI

v Yes, I would

I would like him to head on up to the Arctic and tell those polar bears to stop farting!

B2

e1 endorsed

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Feb '13

FatTony14

v No, I would not

We'd just be wasting more money that we don't have.

e3 endorsed

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Feb '13

AlexMIA

v Yes, I would

Yeah sure, who wouldn't agree with being environmentaly cleaner? It depends on the course of action being taken though!

e3 endorsed

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