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JHan

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39. lol..

Sat Dec 31, 2016, 12:16 AM

Dec 2016

"but you've always been someone who attempts to instigate division whenever possible. This just an observation from an outsider. "

Considering I've only been here since like September, I'm flattered I'm so memorable I guess.

"She did not call for an entire end to the carbon energy economy, she wanted to continue to allow fracking in red states (where the most public lands and most beautiful ones are anyway), and her infrastructure/jobs policy was a joke. "

Her position on fracking isn't simplistic, that's for sure. And she wants to impose greater regulations. "no to fracking" sounds great if you want to ignore the economic realities

Ohio and PA are major natural gas producers, both use fracking as their primary means of extracting natural gas. PA is a MAJOR natural gas producer because of it..

Fracking is also responsible for the uptick in our production of crude oil Like it or not , Fracking is also why we're on our way to energy sufficiency and why gas prices have fallen.

Also, this should be of interest to you: http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=21392

do I like the idea of fracking and fossil fuel extraction? No I don't. I can't wait for renewables to set off, but I won't ignore the effects of hitting an industry where hundreds of thousands of jobs are on the line. So I'm gonna side with Clinton and Obama on this one.

Everything else you typed is ranting and antagonistic spin.

And isn't it great how I've replied to you and have yet to respond in kind to you with insults.

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Wrong. There is a great deal of analysis that says voter suppression pnwmom Dec 2016 #15

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You keep saying that without a bit of evidence. pnwmom Dec 2016 #17

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Yes, I am. You're not bothering to read the articles. pnwmom Dec 2016 #24

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It's more evidence than you've bothered to provide. All you do is assert things, pnwmom Dec 2016 #32

Lots of "name removed" here, that tells us quite a bit!!! George II Dec 2016 #46

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And in spite of all that, Hillary had higher turnout from African-Americans than John Kerry did. StevieM Dec 2016 #28

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It's more than name recognition and I doubt you tried very hard. pnwmom Dec 2016 #51

Here's one which Mr. Google found me afirming Canadian support for Hillary still_one Dec 2016 #54

Thank you, still_one. And notice how many Canadian MEN supported Hillary. pnwmom Dec 2016 #55

Agreed still_one Dec 2016 #56

In Alberta and across Canada there was strong support for Hillary to be President still_one Dec 2016 #52

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