Joe Romm hates Paul Ryan, which means that Ryan must be a person of exceptionally high character.
Romm says Wisconsin is being devastated by drought, which can mean only one thing – lots of unseasonably cool weather and rain headed to Wisconsin.
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I momentarily confused Romm with Rahm, and it still made sense. They (the Insane Left) are all interchangeable now.
Reblogged this on Climate Ponderings.
Whether Ryan will affect what Romney does remains to be seen. It depends on who’s funding the ticket. The big money has a way of flipping, depending on which one is Tweedledum and which is Tweedledee in the switch-off sequence of the double party. There’s still a lot of money in the finance potential of the carbon footprint game and the “renewables” scams, and that is still scary. The push on all of that comes from finance capital (including the foundations, they are part of that), not the (remaining) industrialists.
It also depends on how many “deniers” are elected to the Senate and House. That is really our best hope, looking at the history. The Tea Party still has potential. It’s the grass roots that makes real change politically. Never forget it.
Paul Ryan begs congress to bail out.
http://bungalowbillscw.blogspot.com/2012/08/paul-ryan-begs-congress-to-bail-out.html