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President Trump Withdraws US from Paris Climate Accord

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Nope..

 

Seems close in numbers. Do you have the link?

If I remember correctly, I saw it on CNN of all places.. I'll look for it.

If I remember correctly, I saw it on CNN of all places.. I'll look for it.

 

Any luck?

[url=http://www.care2.com/causes/the Drop in the bucket compared to billions Obamas cronies collected on clean energy.. Remember Solyndra ??
[url=http://www.care2.com/causes/the Drop in the bucket compared to billions Obamas cronies collected on clean energy.. Remember Solyndra ??

 

I thought we were talking about the current President.

 

Unless you're advocating that "what's good for one is good for the other", or "your guy did it too, so it's okay if my guy does it".

 

I do see a lot of that.:lol2:

Yeah... We saw that a lot when Obama was elected.. All we heard was "Bush did it too"...

All these phony rich politicians and Hollywood types that don't even attempt to do anything they preach to others losing their mind over it. Come on, it's just another reason to bash a guy they hate, a guy they won't accept as their president.

I've seen where, because of Trump pulling out of the agreement, he's been called a sociopath and very dangerous. The hyperbole is hilarious. Statements like "Trump is not helping the "forgotten Americans" he pledged to elevate, but instead will give their kids asthma (perhaps as soon as this summer!)" or "the move is a traitorous act of war against the American people" or "Trump's decision will rightly be remembered as one of the most shameful any president has made" or that "leaving the Paris agreement is a massive step back for racial justice and an assault on communities of color across the U.S." or "this will be the day that the United States resigned as the leader of the free world". It's over the top, ridiculous faux outrage. It's just another reason for them to rail on him. Heck, I think if he would have decided to honor the agreement they would have attacked him for that. It's comedy gold, I tell you.

 

When the rich politicians and Hollywood elitist move into 2000 square foot homes and decline travel on private/personal aircraft......maybe what they say would be credible.

When the rich politicians and Hollywood elitist move into 2000 square foot homes and decline travel on private/personal aircraft......maybe what they say would be credible.

 

Bingo! If only everyone could use this logic!

Yeah... We saw that a lot when Obama was elected.. All we heard was "Bush did it too"...

 

Like I said...:lol2:

Like I said...:lol2:

 

So you're an advocate of the "Well your guy did it too so it's OK if my guy does it"?

So you're an advocate of the "Well your guy did it too so it's OK if my guy does it"?

 

You may be misreading me. What I think I said is, "I do see a lot of that".

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