Obama’s focus in his second inaugural — and, by inference, in his second term — on equal opportunity is hardly a radical agenda. But it aggravates all the tensions inside the GOP...In hammering home the need for the rich to contribute a fair share in order to ensure equal opportunity, and for anyone in America — be they poor, black, gay, immigrant, women, or average working person — to be able to make the most of themselves, Obama advances the founding ideals of America in such way that the Republican Party is incapable of opposing yet also incapable of uniting behind.
Who are also Global Climate Change Deniers.
Now, There's no Denying Climate Change
Now as Election Day approaches, I have new criterion to evaluate the candidates. Climate change is a point of contention that demonstrates the gaping schism between two presidential contenders. During the Democratic and Republican conventions we saw contrasting rhetoric with regards to this defining topic. When the bright lights finally lowered onto Governor Mitt Romney and 33 million people were tuned in to the Republican convention to hear the challenger voice his opinions on the future of the nation he sought to lead, the candidate spent precious air time obnoxiously ridiculing President Barack Obama's efforts to care for our environment and lead the United States towards energy independence. While the nation sat on the edge of their seats waiting for the Governor to disseminate an agenda that would define his campaign of "change," he spent cherished moments criticizing environmental conservation efforts.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chase-guttman/now-theres-no-denying-cli_b_2069032.html
Koch Brothers Fund Bogus Studies to Kill Renewable Energy
http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/article/2012/12/koch-brothers-fund-bogus-studies-to-kill-renewable-energy
Thanks Pro Sense
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