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This is why McCain’s strategy of being the Washington Press Corp candidate was dumb. He has a decade of stupid things he said on record. Yet, how well did they treat him when he ran against the chosen one?
John McCain is living proof that stupidity is not limited to Democrats.
Amen.
I cannot figure out why he lost…
Politicians Are The Biggest Threat The Earth Has Ever Faced
Actually it is the Puppet Masters pulling the politicians strings that are the threat.
It does not matter if we elect candidate A or B, the agenda of the Puppet Masters is advanced regardless.
This is why the Tea Party is hated. THey are threatening to break away from the ‘Controlled Opposition Party”
Allow JM a little leeway, bad things can happen as a POW. and for what it is worth, I do not disagree that much with his solution.
Yes, we still have abundant energy which is solar stored over a long, long period of time.
But the world population has increase from 2 billion to over 7 billion in less than a century,
—and an enabler for that increase was available energy, the use of which is ever increasing.
We have, perhaps, picked the lowest fruit of the fossil fuel tree.
Green’s never tend to think quantitatively. Renewable energy sources are for the most part solar and one can do the math and find that no matter the mechanism used, we will run into an energy shortage.
It is not a question of if, but when will we use nuclear energy as our primary source.