t just hit the wire services that the Democratic Chairman of the House
Agriculture Committee, a very powerful committee stacked with 23
members of the Blue Dog caucus, slammed the Obama-Waxman-Markey cap-
and-trade bill because it would give too much power to EPA
bureaucrats. The quote from Ag Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.):

"I will not support any kind of climate change bill... I don't care.
Even if you fix this. I don't trust anybody anymore."

So at least one key Democrat seems to understand that cap-and-trade
represents a huge transfer of power from the elected branches to EPA
bureaucrats that will cause huge mischief. This is on top of Energy
and Commerce Chairman Emeritus John Dingell's recent statement that
cap-and-trade is "a great big tax."

The threat of EPA regulation of greenhouse gases under the Clean Air
Act needs to be stopped through simple legislation that prohibits EPA
from regulating greenhouse gases, not used as a pretext to give them
even more power under cap-and-trade. See Grover Norquist's op-ed on
this in today's Washington Times.

On May 13, 10:37*pm, B1ackwater wrote:
" wrote:
t just hit the wire services that the Democratic Chairman of the House
Agriculture Committee, a very powerful committee stacked with 23
members of the Blue Dog caucus, slammed the Obama-Waxman-Markey cap-
and-trade bill because it would give too much power to EPA
bureaucrats. The quote from Ag Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.):

"I will not support any kind of climate change bill... I don't care.
Even if you fix this. I don't trust anybody anymore."

* *Wow ... is even *intelligent* ... what more could we ask ?

* *How do we get HIM into the White House ??? *:-)

Vote rethug. But hope US agriculture doesn't fail because of a Global
Warming created dust bowl in the midwest. Your starving neighbors may
vote to hang your rethug ass from a streetlight.

On May 14, 6:01*pm, wrote:
On May 13, 10:37*pm, B1ackwater wrote:

" wrote:
t just hit the wire services that the Democratic Chairman of the House
Agriculture Committee, a very powerful committee stacked with 23
members of the Blue Dog caucus, slammed the Obama-Waxman-Markey cap-
and-trade bill because it would give too much power to EPA
bureaucrats. The quote from Ag Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.):

"I will not support any kind of climate change bill... I don't care.
Even if you fix this. I don't trust anybody anymore."

* *Wow ... is even *intelligent* ... what more could we ask ?

* *How do we get HIM into the White House ??? *:-)

Vote rethug. But hope US agriculture doesn't fail because of a Global
Warming created dust bowl in the midwest. Your starving neighbors may
vote to hang your rethug ass from a streetlight.

••*We don't think much of fascist thugs like you
That's right, Liberals = fascists
Since there is ZERO global warming we are
pretty safe

- -
In real science the burden of proof is always on
the proposer, never on the sceptics. So far
neither IPCC nor has anyone else provide one
iota of valid data for global warming nor have
they provided data that climate change is being
effected by commerce and industry, and not by
natural phenomena.

On May 15, 1:58*am, B1ackwater wrote:
wrote:
On May 13, 10:37*pm, B1ackwater wrote:
" wrote:
t just hit the wire services that the Democratic Chairman of the House
Agriculture Committee, a very powerful committee stacked with 23
members of the Blue Dog caucus, slammed the Obama-Waxman-Markey cap-
and-trade bill because it would give too much power to EPA
bureaucrats. The quote from Ag Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.):

"I will not support any kind of climate change bill... I don't care.
Even if you fix this. I don't trust anybody anymore."

* *Wow ... is even *intelligent* ... what more could we ask ?

* *How do we get HIM into the White House ??? *:-)

Vote rethug. But hope US agriculture doesn't fail because of a Global
Warming created dust bowl in the midwest.

* *Had one before ...

* *But it went away after awhile

Yes. But not before half the topsoil in the midwest went away. The
remaining topsoil is also decreasing; albeit, at a slower rate.