1. Self-driving cars are coming. That's pretty major.

2. Space-flight has been stifled for decades by NASA, no wonder we're finally seeing advances.

"Death Panels" were kind of inevitable if you look at the consequences, and not just at the text of the law. Guns: What do you think Fast and Furious was all about? It was used as an excuse to bring in gun control. Socialism: I'd say Obamacare counts. See, it's possibly for reasonable people to differ on the issues, and even what counts as an issue.

But eventually the truth did get to some extent, and some people got egg on their faces. The erosion of credibility is gradual.

And you'd listen to them and figure out, based on the present information, and historic record, who is more likely to be correct. If none of them can resolve the problems, then I guess we will just have to wait until people are adequately motivated to find a a solution.

The most important things they see are definitely real. Like for example, the price of Gas and Groceries. And the job situation. Can't hide any of those for very long.

"you can control who becomes vocal about voting."

Well, sure. You do want candidates to explain to people what the issues are and why you should vote for them. Isn't that just part of the election process?

These guys are probably too small to play that game. Plus GE talks a good game on renewables, which these guys can't.

On the other hand, I've also walked down the street hundreds of times before, and it's never been a problem. Perhaps this time I will trip and fall. So I better micromanage my muscles to make sure I don't cramp up, or trip on anything. That is horrible horrible logic.

Mod parent up.

Good Lord, I have been behind the times. How about an EPA covert ops team then? Or EPA drones.

In absentia ("we had to put him down") of course. The defendant could not be reached for comment at this time.

1. The EPA will get it's own SWAT team.

2. Green subsidies will be moved to the defense budget.

And conveniently bypassing Congressional approval too.

I'm not at all convinced that increased CO2 would be that bad, or even bad per se. The IPCC overstates temperature sensitivity to CO2.

There are places where you can get free food. Same will be true for medical care once the rules stating that nobody can be turned away are repealed.