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I think I’ll ask him if he still does. I find myself agreeing with most of his positions, but as you point out, some of his views are beyond the pale. People’s views change. I hope he has in this case.
Cap and trade was a republican proposal originally.
While I think he has more integrity than someone like Palin, I doubt he would blow off his chance at the republican nomination and continue to support this.
But I would be impressed if he didn’t flip flop.
When Democrats give political advice to Republicans, the only sane strategy is to do the exact opposite.
I don’t believe he’s going to run again. I could be wrong, but, listening to his radio broadcasts, it doesn’t seem to me that he’s going to go. I think you’re misreading Palin, but I’m pretty sure she’s not running either.
Does that mean you have become a Hucky-poo repub? Or is it your usual trolling nonsense?
John McCain’s views change every 6 years.
Yes, they do.
Shouldn’t his name be Hick i be?
We keep being told by the warmists that denial is a right wing thing. This has always puzzled me – if you disagree with the science, it does not matter what your politics are.
This does not mean of course that left wingers have not jumped on the bandwagon as a way of getting their policies adopted.
This video reminds us that politicians on both sides have adopted warmist positions (and indeed sceptical positions – as when the Senate voted virtually unanimously to reject Kyoto).
In the UK of course all 3 major parties are still totally wedded to global warming theories.