Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Now we're getting somewhere!
The Commie organization 'Think Progress' has done a survey of the likely Senate candidates this year:
Since their idiotic assumption of Comrade Castle's victory has turned out wrong, we have unanimity on the legislation among this 'freshman class'!
Looking closely at the original survey plus some candidate websites, it appears that the following 13 candidates are firmly and clearly pro-science and anti-Gaia:
Joe Miller in Alaska
John Boozman in Arkansas
Ken Buck in Colorado
Christine O'Donnell in Delaware
Cam Cavasso in Hawaii
Dan Coats in Indiana (especially solid)
Jerry Moran in Kansas (especially solid)
Roy Blunt in Missouri
Sharron Angle in Nevada
Tom Coburn in Oklahoma (heroically solid)
Jim DeMint in South Carolina
John Thune in South Carolina
Ron Johnson in Wisconsin (My name iss Ron Yohnson, ay vork in Visconsin... sorry, couldn't resist.)
The other 24 are against Cap-n-Trade on a political basis, but don't have the guts to call climate "science" a crime. They use the chickenshit "jury is out" line.
Still, this is a remarkable turnaround from just two years ago when only James Inhofe was publicly pro-science! ¶ 5:13 AM
Remarkably, of the dozens of Republicans vying for the 37 Senate seats in the 2010 election, only one — Rep. Mike Castle of Delaware — supports climate action. Even former climate advocates Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Rep. Mark Kirk (R-IL) now toe the science-doubting party line. If Castle loses his primary on Tuesday to Tea Party candidate Christine O’Donnell, the GOP slate will be unanimous in opposition to a green economy.
Since their idiotic assumption of Comrade Castle's victory has turned out wrong, we have unanimity on the legislation among this 'freshman class'!
Looking closely at the original survey plus some candidate websites, it appears that the following 13 candidates are firmly and clearly pro-science and anti-Gaia:
Joe Miller in Alaska
John Boozman in Arkansas
Ken Buck in Colorado
Christine O'Donnell in Delaware
Cam Cavasso in Hawaii
Dan Coats in Indiana (especially solid)
Jerry Moran in Kansas (especially solid)
Roy Blunt in Missouri
Sharron Angle in Nevada
Tom Coburn in Oklahoma (heroically solid)
Jim DeMint in South Carolina
John Thune in South Carolina
Ron Johnson in Wisconsin (My name iss Ron Yohnson, ay vork in Visconsin... sorry, couldn't resist.)
The other 24 are against Cap-n-Trade on a political basis, but don't have the guts to call climate "science" a crime. They use the chickenshit "jury is out" line.
Still, this is a remarkable turnaround from just two years ago when only James Inhofe was publicly pro-science! ¶ 5:13 AM
