Using her own methodology, here are two time tested ways to help us decide whether Diane Sawyer is possessed by Al Gore, and is blaming climate change on man's behavior.
- Make her recite the Lord's Prayer. If she
can't, burn her straightaway.
- Bind her in chains, and throw her off a cliff into
the sea. If her body sinks, she's an anthropogenic global
warmist. Haul her bloated corpse up and burn it.
Frankly, Sawyer has a rap sheet longer than the list of impeachable
Obama offenses, so I say burn her and be done with it. Now, as
somewhat of an aside, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
In my yoot, a lovely
girl I was courting cut bait by telling me, "If you didn't smoke,
drink, cuss, and want Kennedy to beat Nixon, you'd be the perfect
man." Last week Christie withdrew New Jersey from a
regional cap and trade program. And, last November had this
to say.
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"Mankind, is it responsible for global warming? Well I'll tell you
something. I have seen evidence on both sides of it. I'm skeptical—I'm
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But ... was Christie quibbling to save
his base, in the event he does run for president? Or, is this
the the real Christie?
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In
his announcement, Christie at least acknowledged the existence of
man-made global warming, citing "undeniable data" from "over 90 percent
of the world's scientists,"
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I'm afraid I smell liquor on Christie's breath, and smoke on his
clothing. In this matter, then, I'll let Dakota
Voice speak for me, and prolly many others
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I
received some very disappointing news yesterday. It has to do with New
Jersey Governor Chris Christie, whom I’ve admired for some time.
Since he became governor, he has been a straight-talking, no-nonsense
powerhouse for common sense and fiscal responsibility. He loves to
tweak the unions, and isn’t afraid to go up against the powerful
teacher’s unions.
There has been some talk of Christie for president in 2012, and he has
a lot going for him. In many ways, we need his kind of dogged pursuit
of fiscal responsibility and what’s right.
But I’ve long known that there are some areas where Christie and I
don’t see eye to eye, where he isn’t the solid conservative I’d like
him to be. I’ve been hearing for a while that he supported a
state-level cap and trade global warming tax, and though I never got
around to doing the homework on it, it came out today that this was
indeed true.
He has now backed off from this cap and trade global warming tax
scheme, but at the same time he has expressed a belief in the asinine
proposition of anthropogenic global warming. Backing off this waste of
time and money program is a good move, but based on Christie’s
comments, he still has faith in a problem that doesn’t exist, and
doesn’t seem to have learned the lesson he needs to about gouging the
taxpayers to pay homage to unscientific fear mongering. [Dakota
Voice
continued]
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Sigh. Splash.
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