Hey, isn’t killing off lots of people through abortion on demand part of the climate change fix agenda?
(Grist) There was a lot of energy at the Democratic convention Tuesday night — just not the kind you can power a house or a car with.
Michelle Obama, Julián Castro, Deval Patrick, and other headliners on the convention’s opening night had the audience and the pundits swooning. But none of the major speakers made even a passing reference to climate change or other green issues. The one prime-time speaker who mentioned environmental protection was Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee, a one-time Republican gone rogue.
I hit up some delegates for their insights on the omission, starting with a Houstonian next to me in the nosebleed section of the Time Warner Cable Arena. Had she heard any commentary on climate and energy? Had I missed something? She looked at me blankly. “No,†she said. “I think that’s scheduled for another night.â€
Well, I guess it kinda is, since “climate change” has forced Obama and his abortionfest to move from Bank Of America stadium (the Carolina Panthers are probably really happy that they won’t have to clean and fumigate the stadium (the company that makes Lysol is bummed)), which would have seated 65,000 to the much smaller Time Warner Cable Arena, which only seats 21,000 because it might rain on Thursday night. Um, about that, there is only a 30% chance of scattered storms Thursday night. But, really, who’s bright idea was it to schedule an outdoor convention in North Carolina in early September, when there is always a chance of rain? And it is super humid? And typically hot?
Gee, who would’ve thought that there would be rain in Charlotte in early September? #dumbasses
— WilliamTeach (@WilliamTeach) September 5, 2012
Of course, the fact that Democrats were having to bus people in an attempt to fill the stadium has nothing to do with it.
As far as mentioning climate change? Kinda hard to push it when people took tons of fossil fueled travel from all over the country to watch the DNC and their massive use of power.
No one cares about climate change, or Barack and ME-Chelle’s undying love for each other, or how much Barack hurts at night for all of us, or this tool Castro, or any of that crap. On election day morning, a majority of people will sit at their kitchen tables and think,
“I’m broke.”
“I’m unemployed.”
“We’re still on the battlefield.”
And they will go to the polls with those things on their minds.
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