Of the GOP voters under the age of 40, more than half, or 55 percent, said they are “very or extremely” concerned about their party’s position on climate change.
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Prominent GOPpollster Frank Luntz is warning Republican lawmakers that the public’s views on climate change are shifting and that ignoringthe issuecould cost them important votes at the ballot box.
In a memocirculated to Republican congressional offices on Wednesday, Luntz Global Partners warned that 58 percent of Americans, as well as 58…
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Yes Climate collaboration or opportunism is no different from backing warmongers for destructo capitalist insider advantage.
If budget is the political capital – does the Climate agenda have deeper pockets – at least enough to turn some key opinion leaders or foment ‘revolutions’ from below.
BTW if capitalism was properly accountable for its true costs and consequence – it would be a different system. That the Financial and Energy Cartel insiders etc, acquired power to circumvent and effectively capture all influential social institutions is the ‘done deal’ in that laws are set and used to protect the powerful against transparency and accountability. They have the power of lies – which is their choice to live with or change – but do they have the power to make them accepted true – or is that something they have to induce from others by coercions and deceits that are less effective for being exposed as such?
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A great rhetorical question!
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Interesting perspective, Brian. Thanks for your comment.
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