A Better Future Would Include No Cap And Tax Legislation
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
As the U.S. Senate prepares to add more weight to the burden of government through its multi-multi-billion health care plan, forcing us all for their good to meekly follow the central plan of buying a health payment plan – or else…there is other activity in the cue for even more and bigger domination. President Obama is making his plans to head over to Denmark and promise to do further damage to our economy, offering to reduce the United State’s carbon emissions by 17 percent. This will be accomplished, if not legislatively, through the authority the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will wield on evil carbon emitters.
Against this backdrop of pending government actions to force costs for traditional energy sources higher, Oklahoma’s Senator Jim Inhofe is working to connect the dots of the scandal which suggest that in the vacuum of the majority-rule system of science (as opposed to actually proving a scientific fact) those who don’t go along with the idea – get no air for their findings. He is suggesting that this discovery will be the last straw in preventing the U.S. Senate from voting their version of further destruction of the U.S. economic system. We certainly hope that such an outcome can occur and that our future won’t be capped by those who think that wind mills and solar panels are the only solution for our energy future.
It is way too early to begin celebrating the successful demise of legislated government climate change salvation. We’ve seen more than enough examples of how the majority party can force their members into compliance, stampeding over some invented crisis to accomplish the pre-determined outcome leadership and the White House have concurred to in their behind-closed-door transparency. Public debate, exchange of ideas and even examination of whether something is true fit poorly into such a system of we’ve-got-the-votes-to-do-what-we’ve-decided.
Fixing that situation is something that American and Nevada voters need to address in November of 2010.
As the U.S. Senate prepares to add more weight to the burden of government through its multi-multi-billion health care plan, forcing us all for their good to meekly follow the central plan of buying a health payment plan – or else…there is other activity in the cue for even more and bigger domination. President Obama is making his plans to head over to Denmark and promise to do further damage to our economy, offering to reduce the United State’s carbon emissions by 17 percent. This will be accomplished, if not legislatively, through the authority the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will wield on evil carbon emitters.
Against this backdrop of pending government actions to force costs for traditional energy sources higher, Oklahoma’s Senator Jim Inhofe is working to connect the dots of the scandal which suggest that in the vacuum of the majority-rule system of science (as opposed to actually proving a scientific fact) those who don’t go along with the idea – get no air for their findings. He is suggesting that this discovery will be the last straw in preventing the U.S. Senate from voting their version of further destruction of the U.S. economic system. We certainly hope that such an outcome can occur and that our future won’t be capped by those who think that wind mills and solar panels are the only solution for our energy future.
It is way too early to begin celebrating the successful demise of legislated government climate change salvation. We’ve seen more than enough examples of how the majority party can force their members into compliance, stampeding over some invented crisis to accomplish the pre-determined outcome leadership and the White House have concurred to in their behind-closed-door transparency. Public debate, exchange of ideas and even examination of whether something is true fit poorly into such a system of we’ve-got-the-votes-to-do-what-we’ve-decided.
Fixing that situation is something that American and Nevada voters need to address in November of 2010.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 11/27/2009 6:26 AM 
Categories: Global Warming
Tags: Cap and Trade U.S. Senate Climate Change
Categories: Global Warming
Tags: Cap and Trade U.S. Senate Climate Change
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