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It's time people started highlighting just how often progressives lie. They lie about people. They lie about events. If their lips are moving, especially during campaigns, it's likely that they're lying. This video provides proof of progressives' propensity for lying:
Here's what Robert Reich said during the campaign:
ROBERT REICH: First, you can forget about the minimum wage. They (Republicans) refuse to raise it even though most minimum wage earners are adults, breadwinners for their families and they need a raise.
It's verifiably false that most people earning the minimum wage are "breadwinners for their families." That's an outright lie. Reich wasn't done lying. Later, he said this:
Here's the transcript:
REICH: Third, you can forget our crumbling roads and bridges and pipelines. Republicans won't invest in what it takes to repair them, even though it would put millions back to work. And letting our infrastructure costs jobs.
The only legislation that the House took up was Bill Cassidy's bill to force President Obama to build the Keystone XL Pipeline. That was 2 weeks ago today. It passed with overwhelming bipartisan support. The identical bill was submitted by Sen. Landrieu, the woman Cassidy will replace in January. Every Republican senator voted for Sen. Landrieu's bill. Unfortunately, the vote failed because three-fourths of Democrat senators voted against the bill.
Further, Republicans support building roads and bridges. It's just that they're opposed to pouring billions of dollars into light rail boondoggles. Democrats support light rail in sparsely populated parts of the nation, preferring them to upgrading roads and bridges.
The rest of the video is filled with lies, too, but I'll just recommend you watch the full video rather than transcribing each lie individually:
This Our View editorial in the St. Cloud Times proves how intellectually dishonest the Times' editorial page is. Here's exhibit A:
Even if the bill had passed, President Obama doesn't support the bill. He prefers to have the State Department work through the approval process for the project.
It isn't that President Obama prefers having "the State Department work through the approval process." It's that he's using the State Department to delay the project because he's a true believer in climate change. This isn't about process. It's about President Obama's ideology.
Further, President Obama has consistently and repeatedly sided with environmental activists rather than occasionally siding with construction unions. Thus far, President Obama hasn't shown an interest in helping farmers or siding with the unions.
That isn't the only spin in the Times' editorial. Here's another part:
Closer to home, Gov. Mark Dayton said he thinks the best way to untangle the glut of oil trains on Minnesota rail lines is to transport more oil by pipeline. The large increase in the number of trains carrying oil from North Dakota to Midwest refineries has caused delays for grain, propane and coal shipments by rail.
Gov. Dayton is as enthusiastic about building pipelines as President Obama. Gov. Dayton's appointees to the Public Utilities Commission voted to delay the building of the Sandpiper Pipeline by asking "for a review of six alternative routes proposed by opponents of the project."
The net effect of that is to effectively delay construction of the Sandpiper Pipeline project until after he leaves office. It's possible the Sandpiper Pipeline will eventually get built but it isn't likely to happen with Gov. Dayton's time in office.
Elizabeth Warren, the hardline progressive who took Ted Kennedy's seat, won't be the Democrats' presidential nominee. If she ran, however, she'd be pounded mercilessly for statements like this:
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) went straight after Republicans, blasting the GOP on deregulation and trickle down economics during a Center for American Progress event on Wednesday.
"The Republicans have a pretty simple philosophy: they say if those at the top have more, more power for Wall Street players to do whatever they want and more money for tax cuts than somehow they can be counted on to build the economy for everyone else," Warren said. "Well, we tried it for 30 years and it didn't work. In fact the consequences were nearly catastrophic."
That's rich considering the fact that the economy created more full-time jobs in 6 months under President Reagan than have been created during President Obama's administration. If high taxes, overregulation and big spending were the right elixir, the Obama economy would be creating 2,000,000 high-paying full-time jobs each year.
The truth is that Obamanomics' cornerstone policies don't work. They've never worked in creating robust economic growth that helps everyone. In President Obama's America, the well-connected get special breaks, Wall Street gets monthly bailouts and the middle class, what's left of it anyway, takes it in the shorts. If Sen. Warren wants to fight for President Obama's policies, be my guest.
Sen. Warren's policies are tired:
"We tested the Republican ideas and they failed, they failed spectacularly. There's no denying that fact," Warren said. "We know the importance of accountability on Wall Street, the benefits of having a better educated work force. The advantages that come from investments of high speed rail and medical research."
'Investing' in high speed rail is a boondoggle. As for a well-educated workforce, the American people have been getting ripped off by government schools, aka public schools. Unions have hurt public education. Charter schools, while not being the sole elixir to the problem, are definitely a positive step.
This is positively rich:
"People across this country get it. Sure, there's a lot of work to be done and there's a long way to go before Democrats can reclaim the right to say that we're fighting for America's working people, that we're fighting to build a future not just for some of our children but for all of our children," Warren said. "No, we're not there yet but don't forget the good news. Our agenda is America's agenda."
The masses aren't clamoring for a green economy. They're shouting for a robust expansion of fossil fuel exploration. They're insisting on limiting regulations on sources of energy that heat homes and power factories.
If Democrats want to run on Obama's policies, which they'll be forced to do, they'll get soundly defeated in 2016. Moving further to the left won't grow their party. It'll set the Democratic Party back a decade or more.
Tuesday evening, Senate Democrats voted to reject Mary Landrieu's bill that would've forced the federal government into issuing the permits to build the Keystone XL Pipeline. The All Star Panel discussed it on this video:
My favorite part of the segment is the final part of the discussion. Here's that transcript:
BRET BAIER: George, do you expect a lot of stories on the civil war within the Democratic Party?
(Laughter from George Will and Steve Hayes)
GEORGE WILL: I don't think so. It is interesting to note that maybe they couldn't have saved Mary Landrieu but they could've at least tried. And they didn't even try.
The experts knew on Election Night that Mary Landrieu was history. That isn't surprising to people who've followed that race. The Democrats' circular firing squad hasn't officially convened in public but it's certainly started outside the public's eye. I can't picture it stopping until there's political blood on the floor and the Democratic Party is damaged going into 2016.
While this was Sen. Landrieu's last stand, we'll have to wait until 2016 for Hillary's last stand. Behind every ebb and flow in presidential polling is a steady current just beneath the surface. Right now, that current is running against the Democratic Party. They're no longer the party of hope and change. They're the party of Washington, DC. They're the party of obstruction. They're the party that's stopped listening to the American people.
Hillary is the poster child for people who stayed too long in DC. Just like Mary Landrieu's magic has evaporated, so has Hillary's. Hillary first set foot in DC 24 years ago. She hasn't left since. While Bill finished his time in office, she established a residence in New York, then immediately ran for Pat Moynihan's seat. After winning re-election, she launched her first presidential campaign. After getting beaten by Barack Obama, she got picked to be his first Secretary of State.
Just like Sen. Landrieu tried getting her Washington friends to help her win a fourth term, Hillary is counting on her Washington friends to help her win her presidential election. It's a schtick that Louisiana voters didn't buy with Sen. Landrieu. It's a schtick that Americans aren't likely to buy in 2016.
As for Sen. Landrieu and the Democrats, 2014 was a difficult year, mostly because they ran a bunch of retreads that cast their votes for Obamacare. Isn't it ironic that the ACA is sinking as fast as Sen. Landrieu's political career is sinking? Isn't it ironic that the Democratic Party's favorability ratings are dropping as fast as the ACA's favorability ratings are dropping? It couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.
I'll risk saying this but the professional political punditry needs to get start seeing things through a policy impact perspective, not through a 'will it play politically' perspective. During this morning's gubernatorial debate, Gov. Dayton said that he's long advocated for a single-payer health care system.
What was the collective reaction from the professional political punditry? Crickets. No big deal. Keep moving.
The government, whether we're talking about the Obama administration or the Dayton administration, is incapable of handling anything that complex. In too many instances, it's incapable of handling fundamental responsibilities.
That professional political pundits think it isn't a big deal to advocate for a system that's never worked anywhere because that's been his standard answer is shameful. Style points seem to matter more than character, policy impacts and what's best for Minnesota.
It's time to tune out the professional political pundits because they're too interested in election outcomes. Unfortunately, they aren't interested enough in policy outcomes. Jeff Johnson's policies will make life better in Minnesota. Unlike Gov. Dayton, Jeff Johnson will fight to build the Sandpiper Pipeline because that'll free up railcar space so farmers can get their crops to market. That makes life better for hard-working Minnesota farmers. Unlike Gov. Dayton, Jeff Johnson will fight to open PolyMet because that'll create hundreds of good-paying jobs. That'd make life significantly better for miners and mining communities.
Apparently, these things don't matter to the professional political punditry from both sides of the aisle. Their tweets didn't speak to what's best for Minnesota. They just spoke to who won or lost based on game-changing moments and style points. That isn't responsible journalism. That's the type of partisanship that's rotted our institutions and corrupted the political process.
If Republicans retake the House of Representatives and Gov. Dayton gets re-elected, Republicans will have a mandate because they spoke about issues. Gov. Dayton will have retained his title but he won't have a mandate because he hasn't spoken about what he'd do in his second term.
The DFL isn't the party of no. They're the party that won't say no to their special interests that are driving Minnesota's economy into the ground. Ask an Iron Ranger if they're better off now than when Gov. Dayton took office. If they're honest, they'll say they aren't. Their median household income has increased marginally. The percentage of people living below the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) grew by roughly 50%.
Health insurance premiums have skyrocketed. It's virtually impossible to get changes made to policies to include or drop people from coverage. Still, Gov. Dayton insists that "it isn't perfect" but that it's getting better. Once a month, if not more often, we hear of another MNsure-related disaster.
Meanwhile, the professional political punditry insist that Gov. Dayton is winning because Jeff Johnson didn't have that big game-changing moment. With all due respect, these political junkies are missing the point. Jeff Johnson has been solid. He's provided sensible solutions to Minnesota's biggest problems. Gov. Dayton has been dismissive, arrogant and utterly incompetent. He's Minnesota's version of Jimmy Carter.
It's time to ignore the political junkies because they're worried more about gamesmanship than doing what's right for Minnesota. While we're at it, it'd be great to get rid of the incompetent in the Governor's Mansion, too.
Technorati: Jeff Johnson, PolyMet, Sandpiper Pipeline, Agriculture, Republicans, Mark Dayton, Railcar Shortage, MNsure, Jimmy Carter, DFL, Election 2014, Journalism
This editorial, from the Mesabi Daily News Editorial Board, insists on getting the Sandpiper Pipeline project built:
Symbolic meetings by elected officials being held on the rail delays that are severely affecting transportation of products and goods to market, including iron ore pellet deliveries from the Range to the Duluth-Superior Port, are feel-good nice and make for good photo opportunities.
Yes, it's good to push for improvement of the U.S. rail system, even though the politicians are coming late to the issue, not dealing with it until it has reached a crisis level.
But what is really needed is a bipartisan meeting of all Minnesota office-holders along with business and labor leaders to endorse more urgency in getting oil pipelines up and running. Pipelines are the proven safest and most expedient way to get the liquid gold of our domestic self-sufficiency boom from the oil fields to refineries. And, pipelines also mean jobs.
Yet, it's delay and delay and delay and a lot of political posturing when it comes to allowing and constructing pipelines. Meanwhile, some politicians put out news release after news release on the all sides of the issue, except, of course, advocating for getting pipelines built and operational.
Whether it's the XL Keystone pipeline that would go from Canada's western slope to Gulf states or the $2.6 billion Sandpiper pipeline through northern Minnesota to carry North Dakota oil to a terminal in Superior, Wis., that feeds refineries across the Midwest, both are hung up in unnecessary regulatory delay.
Enough of the political rhetoric. Let's get at the core of the issue.
Enough's enough is right. Environmental activists are doing everything to prevent the Sandpiper Pipeline and the Keystone XL Pipeline projects from getting built. It's time they grew up. It's time for DFL politicians in Minnesota and Democrats nationwide to reject the consequences of these extremists' policies.
Their goal isn't to put in place technologies that make fossil fuels safe. These environmental activists want to eliminate the use of fossil fuels:
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The DFL agrees with the Sierra Club the vast majority of the time. Gov. Dayton's appointees to the Public Utilities Commission, aka the PUC, apparently agree with the Sierra Club. They took the unprecedented step of proposing a different route for the Sandpiper Pipeline. That step means a delay of years, not months.
That's time farmers and miners don't have. Farmers already have difficulty getting their crops to market. Miner have difficulty getting iron ore pellets shipped to the ports of Duluth-Superior.
Here's how serious the Sierra Club is about ending mining, fracking and drilling:
It's time for Minnesotans to reject the environmental extremists' agenda. Their agenda is about stopping the fracking revolution that's lowering gas prices and increasing the supply of natural gas, which lowers Minnesotans' heating bills.
If the DFL wants to stand with the Sierra Club, let them explain to Minnesotans why it's better to pay high prices to heat their homes while not creating good paying jobs on the Iron Range.
Technorati: Sandpiper Pipeline, Keystone XL Pipeline, Energy Independence, Republicans, Sierra Club, Beyond Coal, Beyond Oil, Beyond Natural Gas, Public Utilities Commission, Mark Dayton, DFL, Election 2014
I applaud Stewart Mills for putting this ad together:
Here's the ad's transcript:
It seems that Rick Nolan has based his campaign on attacking me for having long hair and a family that started a successful business. Well, I don't apologize for either one. But politicians like Rick should apologize for using our tax dollars to make themselves, and their friends, even richer, raising their pay, sending our tax dollars to Wall Street bankers and trade deals that reward outsourcers while killing Minnesota jobs. I'm Stewart Mills and I approve this message because I'm on your side, not their's.
Rick Nolan, Nancy Pelosi and Democrats insist that Nolan's on the side of the people of Minnesota's Eighth District because he isn't rich. Rick Nolan, Nancy Pelosi and Democrats insist that Stewart Mills can't be on the side of the people of Minnesota's Eighth District because he's rich. What utter dishonesty.
- When Rick Nolan sided with Twin Cities environmentalists to oppose final passage of a bill that would streamline the federal permitting process, that wasn't proof that Nolan was on the miners' side.
- When Rick Nolan proposed building a mining institute, that wasn't proof that Nolan was on the miners' side. It was proof he wanted to spend money on something that wouldn't help create mining jobs.
- When Rick Nolan and Nancy Pelosi fire off a steady stream of ads about Stewart Mills' wealth, isn't that proof that they don't want others to be wealthy?
The American Dream is to help the next generation have it better than your generation. Stewart Mills' family built a business that's created jobs with great benefits while saving people tons of money through cheap prices in great locations.
Mills Fleet Farm is successful because the Mills family identified a need for rural Minnesota, then built a region-wide chain of stores that caters to rural and exurban shoppers in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North Dakota. I've always thought that Mills catered to people who work with their hands on their farms, their vehicles and their back yards.
If Stewart Mills is as out of touch with Minnesota's Eighth District, why is Mills Fleet Farm the biggest retail chain in the district? If Mills were as out of touch as Nolan, Pelosi and the Democrats insist, Mills Fleet Farm wouldn't be the expanding retail chain it is.
There's another question Eighth District voters should ask. What do Rick Nolan and Nancy Pelosi have in common? 'San Fran Nan' wouldn't know a thing about Minnesota's Eighth District. She couldn't identify with the Eighth District's culture. She certainly hasn't approved of the Eighth District's pro-life and pro-Second Amendment views. She's as pro-gun control as any member of Congress. She's as pro-environmental regulation as any member of Congress, too.
Rick Nolan voted with Nancy Pelosi to allow the Secretary of the Army and the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from unilaterally rewriting the Clean Water Act without an act of Congress. That doesn't sound like something the mining industry would approve of.
Rick Nolan voted with Nancy Pelosi in opposing making America energy independent. That's foolish considering how cheaper energy prices would make the Eighth District industries more profitable and more likely to keep people employed.
Nolan and Pelosi voted to let money appropriated to the Defense Department to be used to implement "climate change assessments and development plans." Jim Oberstar was defeated because he voted for Cap and Trade. Nolan's voting record is more green than Oberstar's.
There isn't any doubt which candidate is more in touch with the Eighth District's people. Stewart Mills, the man whose family owns the biggest retail chain serving rural Minnesota, is more in touch with Eighth District voters than Rick Nolan, the guy who voted a) against energy independence and b) for greater government interference with Eighth District businesses.
Technorati: Rick Nolan, Nancy Pelosi, San Francisco Liberal, Environmental Activism, Environmental Regulations, Clean Water Act, EPA, Democrats, Stewart Mills, Mills Fleet Farm, Energy Independence, Mining, Logging, Republicans, Election 2014
I don't have many quotes to rely on but my impression is that tonight's debate marked the night the gloves came off. Jeff Johnson went after Gov. Dayton for not knowing about PSLs being in the Vikings bill that Dayton negotiated and signed. Later, he said that Gov. Dayton's tax increases didn't just hit richest 2%, highlighting the health insurance tax, the cigarette tax and wheelage tax that hits everyone.
Commissioner Johnson was especially feisty on the Sandpiper Pipeline Project, saying that it was Gov. Dayton's appointees who voted essentially to kill the pipeline project. Gov. Dayton's smug dismissal that Commissioner Johnson probably "didn't understand the process" was immediately greeted by Commissioner Johnson saying that he understood the process and that Gov. Dayton's appointees to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission voted to kill the project. Johnson then said that Gov. Dayton couldn't hide by saying it was someone else who voted on the project. Commissioner Johnson finished by saying that "Sometimes, Governor, you have to take responsibility."
Gov. Dayton criticized Commissioner Johnson by saying that "Taxes should be low, broad and simple isn't a tax policy. It's a slogan." Tonight, Gov. Dayton proposed raising taxes on the middle class again by raising the gas tax again. Then he went back to talking about cutting taxes on the middle class. His closing statement from another planet then stated that Minnesota was heading in the right direction because he'd solved the deficit problem.
The arrogance was disgusting. Again.
The question Gov. Dayton didn't explain is why he thinks Minnesota's economy is doing well. The unemployment rate is low but monthly revenues aren't meeting projections. Minnesota's economy lost 4,200 jobs in July, something Gov. Dayton didn't address.
Hannah Nicollet got in on the Dayton bashing, too, when the subject turned to the Vikings stadium disaster, saying that when her daughter throws a hissy fit in a store, she lets her daughter's tantrum run its course. Then she said that sometimes, a governor has to have the spine to say no when the Vikings were throwing their hissy fit.
Gov. Dayton replied, saying that 7,500 people are working, "many of them minorities", before asking if the candidates would like to tell them that the stadium bill is a disaster. Commissioner Johnson said that he'd stand by his characterization.
In his closing statement, Gov. Dayton said that his biggest priority for another term will be education. Earlier, he said that raising taxes on gas would be his priority. When everything's a priority, nothing is a priority.
Gov. Dayton was exceptionally dismissive tonight. When Commissioner Johnson talked about 50% of Minnesotans being underemployed, Gov. Dayton insisted that that was "nonsense." When Commissioner Johnson said that the statistic came from Dayton's administration, Gov. Dayton didn't know how to respond.
This likely won't get written anywhere else but Gov. Dayton sounded exceptionally arrogant, dismissive and in a foul mood. His response to Commissioner Johnson's talk about underemployment essentially was that it was nonsense. That's what an out-of-touch governor sounds like. Article after article talks about how many part-time jobs are getting created. How can Gov. Dayton say that verified facts are nonsense?
This was Dayton at his most unlikable, dismissive worst. He was snotty. He didn't agree with anything Jeff Johnson said on the big issues. He stuck to his talking points.
I'm going through the videotape of the Mills vs. Nolan debate. When they debated the issue of pipelines, something stunning happened. It wasn't surprising. It was that Rick Nolan exposed himself as totally trusting government. Here's the exchange I'm talking about:
Here's the key part of the back-and-forth:
NOLAN: When you're talking about Keystone, the TEA Party Republicans brought a bill before the House of Representatives that exempted Keystone, a foreign corporation, from complying with the EPA, from complying with the Army Corps of Engineers permits for installation and maintenance, for having to post financial assurances for when those accidents inevitably occur. Would you have voted for a bill like that? No. I'm for the Keystone and for Sandpiper but I want it built right. We've proven that we have the technology and the know-how to do it right if we have the political will. But we can't let foreign corporations come in here willy nilly and have their way with us…
MILLS: Well, I keep getting accused of being a TEA Partier but I'm not sure if that's entirely accurate but, nonetheless, the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers has been weaponized against projects such as Keystone and, you know what, after years and years of trying to get it done, if these agencies aren't looking for how it can be done but trying every reason to get it stopped, you know what, it's time to get the people to take control of their government from the bureaucracies and the various agencies so we can get projects like Keystone going…
This isn't surprising but it's stunning. Rick Nolan's belief that bureaucracies, especially the EPA, are honest arbiters of all that's virtuous is stunningly naïve. What justification is there for that other-worldly opinion? Sen. Ron Johnson, (R-WI), has a mini-series on YouTube titled Victims of Government. I'd love seeing Nolan explain how the EPA's actions in this article aren't utterly corrupt. Let's hear him explain how private property owners aren't getting victimized by the zealots running the EPA. Here's a story where the EPA showed itself to be weaponized:
[Andy Johnson] and his wife built a small pond on their rural property using the stream flowing through it. They stocked the pond with trout so that their three small children could fish. The pond is an oasis for wildlife such as ducks and geese passing through.
It is precisely the sort of industriousness that reasonable people and zealous stewards of the environment applaud. But the EPA is made up of neither reasonable people nor zealous stewards of the environment.
They are crazed hypocrites greedy for unchecked power and hell-bent on destroying the passions that connect people to the nature surrounding them. Like the Food and Drug Administration in the movie "Dallas Buyers Club," the EPA has become the face of absolute power in the hands of blind government bureaucrats.
That is why the faceless henchmen of the EPA have come after Mr. Johnson and his family, charging them with violating federal law and threatening to bankrupt them. These EPA thugs ordered the Johnsons to destroy the pond they built and threatened to fine them $75,000 a day for being in violation of the Clean Water Act.
Stewart Mills is exactly right when he talks about the EPA being an agency that's looking for ways to stop Keystone and Sandpiper. This is proof that the EPA isn't interested in common sense. It's interested in destroying private property rights.
Earlier in that segment of the debate, Nolan talked about supporting the Sandpiper Pipeline project, with this caveat. He wanted the route changed just slightly. Mills said that that's just a way to delay the project. That would give Nolan's allies in the environmental movement another opportunity to sabotage the project with attrition litigation. It's time for the Iron Range to realize that Rick Nolan doesn't support the miners' lifestyle. He's only come out for Keystone once it became politically imperative to say yes to the miners.
Let's remember that Nolan's first proposal on PolyMet was to propose a mining institute somewhere on the Range:
Northeastern Minnesota would be home to a major new national research center dedicated to the advancement of minerals research, mining technology and the environment, and is expected to generate several thousand new jobs, under a plan announced today by Rick Nolan, the DFL-endorsed candidate for Eighth District Congress.
The proposal is strongly supported by former Eighth District U.S. Rep. Jim Oberstar, the University of Minnesota Duluth's Natural Resource Research Institute, NRRI, and the UMD Swenson College of Science and Engineering.
At a news conference in Duluth and with press interviews across the Iron Range, Nolan said he will immediately introduce legislation to establish the United States Technical Institute for Mining and the Environment (TIME) upon taking office in January 2013. The exact northeastern Minnesota location for the TIME Center will be selected from proposals developed by the state, municipal and county governments and their private sector partners.
Nolan's support for the two biggest projects in northern Minnesota has been tepid at best, artificial at worst.
The Iron Range can't afford Rick Nolan's naïve belief that the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers are honest arbiters of this nation's environmental laws. He's standing in the way of one important project after another. He's the believer in sentences that are always 4 words too long. He'll never say that he supports PolyMet. Period. It's always that he supports PolyMet…if it's done right. He's never said that he supports the Sandpiper Pipeline project. It's always that he supports Sandpiper…if it's done right.
It's time for the Iron Range to reject Rick Nolan. If they reject his caveated support of all things mining, they will have gotten things right.
Technorati: Stewart Mills, Sandpiper Pipeline Project, Keystone XL Pipeline Project, PolyMet, Ron Johnson, TEA Party Republicans, Republicans, Rick Nolan, EPA, Army Corps of Engineers, Weaponized Government, Attrition Litigation, Mining Institute, Environmental Activists, Democrats, Election 2014
Guy Benson's post on Sen. Mark Udall's recent difficulties highlights why Udall is fighting an uphill fight. Benson highlighted this video especially:
Here's the transcript of the exchange between Sen. Udall and Rep. Gardner:
REP. GARDNER: I would just like to ask Sen. Udall this question. What is the price you'd put on carbon?
SEN. UDALL: Congressman, the price I would put on … is the opportunity we would miss if we don't go all in. We've had floods, we've had fires, we've had doubts, we have the leading climate scientists in this state telling us it's happening. We know it's happening. Farmers know it's happening. The ski areas know it's happening. We all know it's happening. So let's lean forward. Let's create our future. Congressman Gardner is looking backwards. Let's look forward and embrace the future and embrace these technologies. They're right there for the taking.
I'm looking forward to the next energy bill.
REP. GARDNER: What is the cost that you will put on with your tax?
SEN. UDALL: Congressman, the point is that we've shown that you can put a price on pollution. We've done it over and over again.
REP. GARDNER: How much?
SEN. UDALL: When we send those signals to the market. We've got a lot of market-oriented people here today. When we send those signals to the marketplace, our markets respond because we've got the best system of capitalism, we've got the best entrepreneurs. We're going to innovate. That's how we make the future. We're in a global economic race and we're going to innovate to create jobs and grow the economy.
Sen. Udall clearly didn't want to talk about the size of his tax increase. His answer is typical liberal psychobabble. His answer wasn't about the real world. It was purely in the hypothetical world. The other thing that's clear is that Sen. Udall didn't present proof that the government would be good at putting "a price on pollution." That's yet another piece of hypothetical, wishful thinking liberalism. No proof is needed because everything is settled according to Sen. Udall.
This debate wasn't about debating the merits of their policies. For Sen. Udall, this was a GOTV operation. His statements are filled with pandering to the environmental activists that Democrats need to turn out en masse to offset President Obama's drag on Democrats. It's difficult to believe that Democrats buy climate change. I think it's all about Democrats pandering to environmental activists for money and votes.
Still, Cory Gardner's persistence was smart. He insisted that Sen. Udall put a price tag on Udall's Cap and Trade legislation. Gardner wouldn't let him talk about "the environment" in the theoretical sense. Gardner made Udall talk about it in dollars and cents specifics. I'm betting that the NRSC will soon be up with advertising that talks about higher energy costs hurting families that are already squeezed by the Obama-Democrat economy.
This is high stakes GOTV operations. For his part, Rep. Gardner has the better argument because it's the question that people across the nation are asking.
Technorati: Mark Udall, Global Warming, Cap and Trade, Carbon Tax, Environmental Activists, Democrats, Cory Gardner, Debates, GOTV, Republicans, Election 2014


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How terrible, a state for it's citizens?
The Icelandic constitution was supposed to be updated 60 years ago.
That is pretty much what the guys who wrote it said. 'Check up on this in 15 years'. Wasn't done, shit's outdated.
I guess having rights as a citizen verified in the constitution is a terrible thing?
But then again, if you're from the US, I kinda understand where you're coming from. Here in Iceland we have abstract concepts like 'universal health care' and other nonsense the US still hasn't picked up on.
Due to our low population, 'crowd sourcing' the constitution isn't a terrible idea (not that those in the group will have the absolute final say on anything in it). If you tried a thing like that in any other nation with a population in the dozens of millions, rather than a measly 300k, it'd probably be a disaster.
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On World Fisheries Day, A Look at Oceana's Work to Create Sustainable Fisheries (Photos)
Every day, commercial and artisanal fishermen set out across the world's oceans in search of their daily catch. Using harpoons, line-and-hooks, trawl nets, gill nets, and many, many more types of fishing gear, they set out to comb the oceans from the coast to the high seas in search of crab, tuna, swordfish, shrimp, and many more species. Of course, such high fishing pressure takes a toll on the oceans—leaving many fish stocks overfished, and critical habitat like coral reefs and seagrass beds in poor condition.
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CEO Note: Oceana, Google, and SkyTruth Announce New Technology to Track Global Fishing Activity
Monitoring global fishing activity is a monumental task. I'd like to introduce you to a groundbreaking new tool, created by Google, SkyTruth, and Oceana, called Global Fishing Watch. Using satellite data emitted by fishing vessels, the program gives people around the world a simple online platform to visualize, track, and share information about ocean fishing activity.
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Oceana's New Report Highlights Uses, Benefits of Global Fishing Watch Technology
Illegal and unsustainable fishing activity is taking a tremendous toll on the world's oceans, stripping them of healthy fish populations and damaging precious ecosystems. Not only does the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization estimate that nearly one-third of assessed marine fish stocks have been overfished, but they also estimate that 90 percent were either fully fished or overfished in 2011.
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Oceana Partners with Google and SkyTruth to Announce New Tool to Track Global Fishing Activity
Today, Oceana, SkyTruth, and Google announced their partnership to develop a new big-data technology platform, called Global Fishing Watch, that analyzes massive amounts of satellite data to create the first ever global view of commercial fishing.
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This Shark Week, Save Great Whites
During Shark Week we love watching majestic great whites on TV, but if we don't act soon to protect them, recordings will be the only place they exist.
In the Pacific, great whites are important predators. As the largest predatory fish on the planet, they can reach lengths over 20 feet and weigh more than 5,000 pounds. They're shaped like torpedoes and can swim through the water at speeds of up to 15 miles per hour. Great whites can detect electromagnetic currents in the ocean and have such a sharp sense of smell that they can identify blood in the water from up to 3 miles away. You can't deny that these are impressive animals.
As fearsome as they might be as predators, they're not the killing machines that they're often identified as. They use all those prey-detecting skills to help keep the marine food web intact — without great whites, the ocean's balance would be thrown off.
But that might be what the future holds, if nothing is done. A recent study found that there may only be a few hundred adults left swimming off the coast of California and Mexico, far fewer than anyone expected. And those that are left face deadly dangers from fishing nets.
Newborn great whites are often killed by commercial fishing gear off of Southern California and Baja California, making it hard for the populations to stabilize.
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Seafood for Thought: Bottom Trawling
Editor's note: October is National Seafood Month, and to celebrate, we'll be featuring a series of blog posts about seafood, sustainable fishing and health. Today we're schooling you on bottom trawling.
When you're enjoying a tasty seafood meal, you're probably not thinking about habitat destruction and accidentally caught marine animals. (Or at least I hope you're not, it might give you indigestion.) But unfortunately, in many cases, before seafood gets to your plate, those two things may have been part of the equation.
Take bottom trawling, which is the most destructive commercial fishing method on the planet. Bottom trawlers scrape huge, heavy nets across the seafloor, destroying everything in their path. Trawling destroys more seabed habitat each year than the world's annual loss of tropical rainforest. One study found that trawling destroys 16 pounds of marine animals for every pound of sole brought to markets.
Trawling is designed to catch as many fish as possible, and is used particularly to target shrimp, cod, haddock, flounder, and rockfish. Dredging, which is a similar practice, is used to catch shellfish like scallops and clams. Currently, more than half the fish eaten in the US is the product of trawling.
Fishermen have been trawling for years, but in the 1980s, technological advances allowed them to begin trawling through coral reefs, which they previously had to avoid to protect their fishing gear.
Unfortunately, we know now the huge damage that even one pass of a trawler can cause reefs. In one study in Alaska, as much as two-thirds of some sponges damaged by one pass of a trawler had not recovered a full year later.
Reefs are an important home for fish, so trawling can also ruin fish stocks into the future – even for responsible and recreational fishermen.
Recently, we've seen important measures to stop trawling. Earlier this year, a group of North Pacific nations, including the US, agreed to protect more than 16.1 million square miles of seafloor from trawling. Just a month later, Belize banned trawling from its waters.
We've made a lot of progress to stop this destructive fishing method. You can help by paying attention to the seafood you buy. Check out the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch site to get their guide to sustainable seafood, also available on paper or your smartphone, and tasty recipes to make with these fish.
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You and storm water: A major source of pollution
You and your neighbor among the biggest source of water pollution in the U.S
McClatchy Newspapers; By Terri Bennett
How would you feel if you knew that you and your neighbors are the biggest source of water pollution in the U.S.? Well, it's true.
It's generally not intentional, but each day we all do things that add up to one big problem.
Storm water runoff is just what it sounds like: water from rain or snowmelt that flows over the ground. Impervious surfaces like driveways, streets and parking lots prevent storm water from being absorbed into the ground, contributing to the flow of runoff.
Storm water flows downhill to the nearest storm drain. What most people don't understand is that anything that enters a storm drain flows untreated into a nearby creek, river or lake. These rivers and lakes are the source of drinking water to 85 percent of Americans and a valued resource for swimming, boating or fishing for all of us.
Our lifestyles contribute to many sources of pollution that end up in storm water runoff.
Litter is one way we pollute our water. Yes, it's unsightly but it can also harm or kill aquatic life such as fish, turtles, ducks and birds. All of these creatures contribute to maintaining a healthy eco-system.
Excess nutrients are a major source of contamination. When we use too much fertilizer on our lawn and garden or apply it right before a heavy rain, the excess is picked up by storm water runoff and dumped into our waterways. The over-load of nutrients causes algae to bloom. These so called 'algae blooms' remove needed oxygen from the water, choking the life from vital water creatures that help maintain the quality of that waterway.
Bacteria are another problem that could come from a backed up sewage pipe or even from pet waste. You can prevent backed up sewer pipes by not pouring grease down the drain when you cook. This can clog pipes leading to backed up sewage that can spill into our waterways or worse yet, your home. And pick up after your pets. When you consider the fact that there are more than 150 million pet dogs and cats in this country, you soon realize that adds up to a lot of poop that can find its way into storm drains.
Hazardous waste does not belong in our water. Items like used motor oil, insecticides, pesticides, oil-based paints and chemical solvents should never be poured down a storm drain. Use the Zip code search feature at Earth911.com to find out where you can dispose of these items properly.
Lastly, as temperatures rise, many of us will head to the lake or other waterway for fun. Be sure to keep your boating experience an eco-friendly one by collecting your trash and preventing spills as you refill the gas and oil.
Less than 1 percent of the planet's water is available for us to drink. Do Your Part to keep it clean.
(Terri Bennett is an Earth scientist, syndicated columnist and mom. Send questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Get more every day green living tips at www.DoYourPart.com.)
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Fleury SA, a Brazilian provider of medical services, climbed to a record after agreeing to buy rival Labs D'Or for 1.04 billion reais ($610.7 million).
Fleury advanced 3 percent to 25.75 reais at 11:12 a.m. New York time. The stock climbed to 26.30 reais earlier today, the highest price since its initial public offering last year, as 276,100 shares traded, 60 percent higher than the daily average for the past three months.
Fleury said in a filing that it signed a memorandum of understanding to pay for 50 percent of the medical laboratory network in cash, and 50 percent in new common stock. After the transaction is completed, Labs D'Or partners will own 15 percent of Fleury, according to the statement.
The deal will help Fleury compete in Rio de Janeiro with Diagnosticos da America SA, Latin America's biggest medical diagnostics company by market value, JPMorgan Chase & Co. said.
"Fleury has finally made an attractive use of the cash from" its IPO, JPMorgan analyst Andrea Teixeira wrote in a note to clients dated yesterday. The "deal seems accretive at attractive valuation."
With the Lab D'Or acquisition, Fleury will provide services to 27 hospitals, up from 8 now, and expand its network in Rio de Janeiro to 85 units, from 29 now.
Rival Dasa fell 1.6 percent to 21.54 reais.
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Science and skepticism are under constant attack around the world; climate denial here in the United States, magic bracelets in Australia, and geologists in Italy being punished for not magically predicting earthquakes. Despite the strides of rationalists like Sanal Edamaruku in India (famous for disproving a tantric guru's ridiculous claims), the law of the land still often sides with the religious zealots.
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When water started trickling down a statue of Jesus Christ at a Catholic church in Mumbai earlier this year, locals were quick to declare a miracle. Some began collecting the holy water and the Church of Our Lady of Velankanni began to promote it as a site of pilgrimage.
So when Sanal Edamaruku arrived and established that this was not holy water so much as holey plumbing, the backlash was severe. The renowned rationalist was accused of blasphemy, charged with offences that carry a three-year prison sentence and eventually, after receiving death threats, had to seek exile in Finland.


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Today is the International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women. In 1999, the UN General Assembly designated November 25th as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Violence against women and girls is a problem of pandemic proportions. At least one out of every three women around the world has been beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime – with the abuser usually someone known to her. Women's activists have marked November 25th as a day against violence since 1981. The date commemorates the brutal assassination of the three Mirabal sisters, political activists in the Dominican Republic, in 1960 on orders of Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo (1930-1961).
As an African woman with roots in the Dominican Republic, the story of Las Mariposas has had a great deal of significance to me. Reading "In The Time of The Butterflies" brought me to tears as I imagined the oppression these women were fighting against under the dictatorship at the time. It angered me to no end learning about how Trujillo exercised his power over women's bodies, taking whatever women he desired and antagonizing those who would not comply. How he prohibited Minerva Mirabal from advancing in her career because she rejected his physical advances. These women were so brave in the face of death.
It is a story like this that reminds me that there is much work to be done in this world. Women are suffering from devastating amounts of violence both in this country and worldwide. I know how hard it can be to listen to horror stories of what happens to women on a daily, minute to minute basis. I'm aware of those who use the word "feminist" like it's a bad thing. I feel that when it became personal and I experienced violence in my life, I could no longer wave away the gravity of how violence is perpetuated against women verbally, emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually.
It is this gravity that makes me come off as "too serious" when I fail to find humor in a rape joke or I go on incessantly about ending violence against women and the strong hold patriarchy has on the world. Rape is no laughing matter. There is nothing funny about being penetrated against your will. Those memories are horrible. The effects can be devastating. The world is essentially waging a femicide. Any attempt to wipe out a group of people is no laughing matter. We exist in cultures where domestic and sexual violence are normalized, and the ones who suffer are expected to be silent about it. Often, the fear of annihilation and death is enough to silence millions.
This is incredibly serious. It is time to take serious measures.
If you are silent about your pain, they'll kill you and say you enjoyed it. – Zora Neale Hurston
This story was written for World Pulse's Ending Violence Against Women Digital Action Campaign.
World Pulse believes that women's stories, recommendations, and collective rising leadership can—and will—bring an end to gender-based violence. The EVAW Campaign elicits powerful content from women on the ground, strengthens their confidence as vocal grassroots leaders, and ensures that influencers and powerful institutions hear their stories.
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Dear LatiNegra,
I really appreciate and resonate with your writing, thanks for sharing your thoughts about the important day and its history. Many people do not know the story of the Mirabel sisters and their bravery in the face of death, as so you eloquently put it. I hope that this piece serves to remind our community about the urgency of ending violence against women. I look forward to continuing the conversation.
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Dear Ynanna,
I'm familiar with the story of Trujillo's rule, and it won't surprise you to know that in Paraguay, where I'm from, our dictator (Stroessner) behaved in much the same manner. So although I cannot imagine what it must be like to be the victim of violence (I am incredibly lucky, I know), I have seen first-hand what dictatorship and oppression do to the collective psyche.
Thank you for sharing your story. You are brave beyond words.


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Spotify: 1 million plays, £108 return
That's what Lady Gaga earned last year from fans listening to 'Poker Face'. Jonathan Brown on the latest row over who's making money from the net
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Wednesday 14 April 2010
It promised to revolutionise the way we bought and listened to music, heralding a golden age of cheap and legal on-demand tracks from the world's biggest rock and pop stars. And for once, the hype has been matched by the reality.
Since being launched last year, the music website Spotify has grown at an astonishing rate – signing up more than 7 million customers to its free service and recruiting nearly 300,000 subscribers willing to fork out £9.99 for the privilege of listening to the likes of Lady Gaga, Tinie Tempah and Rihanna without the interruption of adverts.
The company, founded by the Swedish entrepreneur Daniel Ek, plans to stream 36 billion songs by the end of this year when it launches in the United States. Yet not everyone is singing along to this happy tune.
Songwriters have grown increasingly frustrated at what they say are the minuscule payments made available to them through the streaming process. Yesterday, they called on Spotify and other online music services to come clean and explain exactly how much they are willing to pay creative talent for the right to use their material.
It has been claimed that Lady Gaga, who continues to dominate the streaming charts much as she does the conventional Top 40, earned just $167 (£108) from one million plays of her hit "Poker Face" last year. Others have calculated that for a solo artist to reach the minimum US monthly wage of $1,160 they must have one of their tracks streamed up to 4.5 million times a month, with performers pocketing little more than a tenth of a penny per play.
The British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors (Basca), which hands out the influential Ivor Novello Awards each year, has warned that the current secret arrangements could make it impossible for the next generation of songwriting talent to emerge. Basca chairman Patrick Rackow said that while many musicians strongly supported the principle and ideals of Spotify, there were mounting concerns among his 2,000 members. "There will always be certain songwriters out there who will earn gazillions, but the worrying thing is that if you are starting out now, the prospect of earning a living is very difficult," he said.
The licensing deals are shrouded in "cloudy obfuscation [and] are preventing the industry from developing transparent, robust and equitable agreements," he added.
Spotify continues to refuse to clarify how much it pays or even reveal how many times an artist has been streamed via its site. Senior vice-president Paul Brown, who recently addressed a meeting of songwriters in London in an attempt to assuage their concerns, told The Independent that it was necessary to give the business time to grow and that "significant revenues" were already finding their way back down the creative food chain. "Of course artists should be compensated fairly for their work and amazing creativity and we hope that the revenues we are generating and sharing are finding their way to them, as they should," he said.
Jez Bell, director of broadcast and online at PRS for Music, which collects royalties on behalf of writers, publishers and composers, said it set a minimum rate of 0.085p per stream.
"When multiplied by the vast number of users, streaming on successful services adds up to significant royalties for our members. Online services are already generating significant revenue for our members and in 2009 online royalties rose 73 per cent to £30.4m," he said. But songwriters still want clarification on whether Spotify has signed up at this rate.
There have been other rumblings of discontent too. Last year, Bob Dylan pulled much of his back catalogue off the service and iTunes refuseniks The Beatles have so far declined to get involved. But in general, the music world is succumbing.
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