Pushing an unpopular policy? Call it something else!
John Kerry and Barbara Boxer recently introduced the Senate version of “cap and trade.” Strangely absent from their cap and trade bill: the words “cap and trade.” That’s not to say that Kerry and Boxer have abandoned the business-killing carbon cap provisions we saw in the Markey-Waxman House bill. They’ve just decided to ditch the title”cap and trade” in favor of “pollution reduction.” As theNew York Timesreported, Kerry “sought to change the vernacular surrounding the climate bill and sell its concepts more broadly.” In other words, the Kerry-Boxer approach to policymaking: When you’re stuck pushing an unpopular policy that kills jobs and hurts taxpayers, just change the name!
“Not Evil Just Wrong” filmmaker silenced while confronting Gore
Phelim McAleer, producer/director of “Not Evil Just Wrong” recently confronted Al Gore in person in Milwaukee. The incident, which you can watch here, was sadly predictable. For having the gall to question Gore about several court-confirmed inaccuracies in “An Inconvenient Truth,” Gore’s event organizers shut off Mr. McAleer’s microphone. After learning the devastating truth about Gore’s shaky science and extreme agenda in “Not Evil Just Wrong,” you’ll understand why the former Vice President had no desire to engage the man who made the movie.
LAST CHANCE! October 18 premiere of “Not Evil Just Wrong”
Reserve your seats today for the October 18 exclusive premiere of “Not Evil Just Wrong,” the documentary film that the National Post calls “a devastating account … of Mr. Gore’s brand of self-interested and hypocritical alarmism.” The film reveals the true costs of global warming hysteria, and how extreme environmentalism threatens the livelihoods of hundreds of millions in the developed and developing world.
Click here to view the trailer.
The event begins at 7:00pm and will be held at Solera Restaurant in downtown Minneapolis (900 Hennepin Avenue). Seating is limited, so reserve your seats today. Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased through Paypal.
If you have any questions, please call Christina at 612-354-2160. See you Sunday night!
