The Green New Deal in jewel form — seeking climate and environmental solutions that align with economic growth and advancement.
Instead of just letting coal and oil jobs go the way of the blacksmith and buggy manufacturers, replace lost jobs by building solar plants, electric car plants, manufacturers to produce wind turbines, etc., etc., etc., in areas where they can hire those losing outdated jobs and replace their old, dirty jobs with high-tech, high-paying new jobs in a new economy.
Make economic and environmental goals work together instead of against each other.
read something in today’s paper that turned my stomach. T Rump is proud of the fact that he’s considered to be the worst president we’ve ever had. He loves it!
William Bednar: “That’s probably the same 55% who won’t vote at all. So, no big loss.” You could be right, but I hope not, and I’d bet you hope so too.
People are too upset to sit at home. They’re tired of seeing the president’s malfeasance, his vulgarity, his perpetual lying, his arrogant self-promotion, his attempts to place himself above the law. They’re tired of seeing him degrade the office he occupies and trash America’s reputation around the world.
The elections of 2018 were a reflection of that feeling. People turned out, and the results of that election showed that turning out works. People will turn out again.
What the heck is this depiction? The inside of the Democrats’ brains? A metaphor for Trump Derangement Syndrome? If the insane left would calm down, accept reality, and get to work on real problems, our nation would enjoy a more constructive political climate.
He’s been busy, every day, casting as much doubt as possible on the polls, so that come the day he fails to win re-election, he can transmit the call to his Armed Monkeys to take the streets.
I would expect that Putin fed the idea to him in a way that makes him think its his own.
I haven’t heard anything about Karl Rove for a while, but his machinations are surely at work right now. The Repubs leave nothing to chance, much less “free” elections.
Let’s not get unduly excited here. If the 45% who WOULD vote for him can win in states with 270 electoral votes, it won’t matter that the other 55% wanted somebody else.
I have to agree with others that the 55% statistic is nothing to get excited about. The Dems still have to do the work to win over those voters. Otherwise we’re just continuing to repeat the 2016 election.
now, if we can get those 55% to vote we may have something. The thing is about 75% of those 55 won’t vote at all, and the Trump Base vote will again outvote the 55%.
Emerald Pixie almost 5 years ago
An Emerald New Deal? I’ll go for that!
The Green New Deal in jewel form — seeking climate and environmental solutions that align with economic growth and advancement.
Instead of just letting coal and oil jobs go the way of the blacksmith and buggy manufacturers, replace lost jobs by building solar plants, electric car plants, manufacturers to produce wind turbines, etc., etc., etc., in areas where they can hire those losing outdated jobs and replace their old, dirty jobs with high-tech, high-paying new jobs in a new economy.
Make economic and environmental goals work together instead of against each other.
Darsan54 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Our government should be working for all the people and not just the one-percent and white nationalists.
RAGs almost 5 years ago
In this case the wicked witch is inside the House, so it won’t fall on him (unless he’s at Merry -lardo.
rekam Premium Member almost 5 years ago
read something in today’s paper that turned my stomach. T Rump is proud of the fact that he’s considered to be the worst president we’ve ever had. He loves it!
William Bednar Premium Member almost 5 years ago
That’s probably the same 55% who won’t vote at all. So, no big loss.
wolfiiig almost 5 years ago
I stand proudly with the 55%.
Brian G Premium Member almost 5 years ago
But will that 55% vote at all, and if they do will it be for a single candidate or split it 3 ways like the last “Didn’t vote for Trump” crowd?
piobaire almost 5 years ago
William Bednar: “That’s probably the same 55% who won’t vote at all. So, no big loss.” You could be right, but I hope not, and I’d bet you hope so too.
People are too upset to sit at home. They’re tired of seeing the president’s malfeasance, his vulgarity, his perpetual lying, his arrogant self-promotion, his attempts to place himself above the law. They’re tired of seeing him degrade the office he occupies and trash America’s reputation around the world.
The elections of 2018 were a reflection of that feeling. People turned out, and the results of that election showed that turning out works. People will turn out again.
newyorkslim almost 5 years ago
What the heck is this depiction? The inside of the Democrats’ brains? A metaphor for Trump Derangement Syndrome? If the insane left would calm down, accept reality, and get to work on real problems, our nation would enjoy a more constructive political climate.
Kip W almost 5 years ago
He’s been busy, every day, casting as much doubt as possible on the polls, so that come the day he fails to win re-election, he can transmit the call to his Armed Monkeys to take the streets.
I would expect that Putin fed the idea to him in a way that makes him think its his own.
moosemin almost 5 years ago
I haven’t heard anything about Karl Rove for a while, but his machinations are surely at work right now. The Repubs leave nothing to chance, much less “free” elections.
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Let’s not get unduly excited here. If the 45% who WOULD vote for him can win in states with 270 electoral votes, it won’t matter that the other 55% wanted somebody else.
Jason Allen almost 5 years ago
I have to agree with others that the 55% statistic is nothing to get excited about. The Dems still have to do the work to win over those voters. Otherwise we’re just continuing to repeat the 2016 election.
Gary Williams Premium Member almost 5 years ago
now, if we can get those 55% to vote we may have something. The thing is about 75% of those 55 won’t vote at all, and the Trump Base vote will again outvote the 55%.