Gore gives Romney kudos for acknowledging climate change (EPIC BARF ALERT)

The Hill, Washington, DC ^ | 2010-03-19 | Ben Geman

[MissesBush]

How does Romney manage to be on the wrong side of so many issues, esp. one where the position he adopts is being proven more and more by the day to have been a fraud, manipulated by criminal “scientists” to produce the end result they hoped for?

[sodpoodle]

I was a Mitten once. Everything ever written about Mitt Romney was positive. A Republican in a Dem State. A good, decent family man. Very successful executive in business before politics. Well-spoken, not a Democrat.

After reading in-depth research by FReepers, it became clear that MR has a desire to please all the people, all the time; rather than having sound Conservative principles.

I believe he is still a good man, but a misguided politician. I see no point in attacking him when there are more vile targets to destroy.

[Jmouse007]

This (among other things) is the KISS OF DEATH for Romney the RINO.

[steelyourfaith]

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[Finny]

During the last ice age, much more water was contained in the polar ice caps, and the North Sea included an area of land larger than England and Wales, linking East Anglia with Holland and Belgium, with a much narrower stretch of water cutting off Britain from Norway. It is thought to have been a land of rivers and marshes, which offered good hunting grounds for people. As the earth warmed and sea levels rose 8,000 years ago, the land was covered by water. Sea levels rose at one or two metres per century, creating a loss of land which would have been noticeable to the residents but not enough to drown them overnight.

Good post. It always fries me how "young earthers" think that those of us who think they're stone-age minded misdirects, are somehow pro global warming. The irony is that the young earth scenario would create "science" that would abolutely support the man-made premise. The thing that tells me that man-caused global climate change, warm or cold, is utterly, entirely independent of man and even if it wasn't, we don't have even the smidgen of perspective or historical records to determine that.

Eight thousand years is a long time to the human race. What were we even doing 8,000 years ago? But in the context of truth, 8,000 years is a laughable vanity, no more than a split second.

[Blood of Tyrants]

So Romney was never pro-life and now he is kissing algore’s fat behind? Which party was he planning on running in?

[Maelstorm]

The ice caps aren’t melting and even if they were it is not in the least an abnormal event. The real sham is even if the earth is getting warmer which is really a matter of measurement of temperature of when and where we still are faced with the near scientific certainity that even if mankind’s >1% contribution to global CO2 were reduced to zero it would accomplish nothing. Those who promote a political solution require extrodinary costs are doing so either out of stupidity or search for control and power.

[Lancey Howard]

[o2bfree]

Al Gore’s kiss of death for Romney. Guess he should compete in the Democrat primaries with the other liberal candidates.

[StAnDeliver]

Easy enough Al - f both of you.