Other Countries Don’t Want To Ruin Their Economies – Even If Ours Does
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
If you put a ton of carbon into the earth’s atmosphere does it matter if it came from Indiana or India? While our elected officials in the U.S. Senate legislate (which is really code for figuring out what they have to put into the Climate Change Cap-and-Trade bill to get enough Senators to vote in favor of destroying the United States economy) officials in other countries are saying they aren’t going to go along and jump off the cliff too. This account on the efforts of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in India demonstrate that some leaders actually care about what’s good for their people and the economy that supports the betterment of those people.
It’s unfortunate that our U.S. leaders don’t also consider preserving our nation’s economy a priority. Their handiwork of unrestrained spending as well as their anything but veiled work of socializing the economy, commanding and controlling from Washington, D.C. the way they believe we should live our lives – needs to be recognized for what it is and then addressed at the ballot box in 2010 with a resounding defeat for those leading us in this direction.
If you put a ton of carbon into the earth’s atmosphere does it matter if it came from Indiana or India? While our elected officials in the U.S. Senate legislate (which is really code for figuring out what they have to put into the Climate Change Cap-and-Trade bill to get enough Senators to vote in favor of destroying the United States economy) officials in other countries are saying they aren’t going to go along and jump off the cliff too. This account on the efforts of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in India demonstrate that some leaders actually care about what’s good for their people and the economy that supports the betterment of those people.
It’s unfortunate that our U.S. leaders don’t also consider preserving our nation’s economy a priority. Their handiwork of unrestrained spending as well as their anything but veiled work of socializing the economy, commanding and controlling from Washington, D.C. the way they believe we should live our lives – needs to be recognized for what it is and then addressed at the ballot box in 2010 with a resounding defeat for those leading us in this direction.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 7/20/2009 6:46 AM 
Categories: Climate Change
Tags: India Cap-and-Trade Global Warming
Categories: Climate Change
Tags: India Cap-and-Trade Global Warming
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