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Brian, if you have not seen it, it is because you are not looking. <br>
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Consider the manner in which MN Gov. Tim Pawlenty went from climate
change activist to climate change denier as he started to think about
running for President. <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://tinyurl.com/yaopvhw">http://tinyurl.com/yaopvhw</a><br>
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The denial of climate change has become a part of the Republican
Religion, a necessary obsequious recitation which is required of all
candidates... at least if you want to win a Republican nomination. <br>
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Brian Good wrote:
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We're not getting any sense of urgency from authority figures about
the issue.<br>
Al Gore made his movie in 2006 and then moved on to other things. I
never saw<br>
him (or anybody) barnstorming around trying to stir people up. Is
Obama even <br>
acknowledging the problem? Has anybody criticized him for shirking
it? There's <br>
no best-selling book--no Paul Ehrlich or Linus Pauling of climate
change. There's <br>
no conspicuous activist group or leader--no Code Pink or David
Swanson. It's not <br>
happening because it's not happening. Somebody needs to write the
book, make <br>
the movie or the videos, start the group, get some visibility.<br>
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"Anytime you have an opportunity to make things better and you don't, then you are wasting your time on this Earth" Roberto Clemente
Wes Rolley
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