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JHan

(10,173 posts)
53. Thing is..
Tue May 2, 2017, 05:54 PM
May 2017

We'll need open markets to create the wealth to make it all a possibility. Personally I want to transform the current economy into one based on steady state economic principles. This won't happen overnight, we will have to get past our addiction to fossil fuels (and its by products) and weaken the hegemony of the carbon kings of industry - as much as I want to see a far more hawkish approach to fossil fuel extraction, there are externalities that need to be factored in to ensure as smooth a transition as possible. Technology will be the key to solving these problems, it's quite possible even geo thermal engineering can "fix" some of the harm we've visited on the planet. All of this is possible with governments that appreciate global cooperation and are on the same wave length. It's amazing that China might jump ahead of us on this which is why we needed a democratic administration to remain in office at this critical point.

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Someone who can govern-not the glamour goons delisen May 2017 #1
that's really all I wanted. JHan May 2017 #77
Sigh Me. May 2017 #2
Yeah ismnotwasm May 2017 #3
My president lunamagica May 2017 #4
+++ agree iluvtennis May 2017 #31
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ still_one May 2017 #33
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ leftofcool May 2017 #45
Hear, hear!!!! Beacool May 2017 #75
+ a bajillion!!!!!! BlueMTexpat May 2017 #79
The legitimate president for us all. (nt) ehrnst May 2017 #82
MADAM PRESIDENT niyad May 2017 #5
Kicked and recced. (nt) ehrnst May 2017 #6
Post removed Post removed May 2017 #7
You can watch the interview for yourself - someone just posted it in the Video Multimedia Forum. JHan May 2017 #8
Hillary Girl powers May 2017 #9
Welcome to DU, Girl powers. calimary May 2017 #50
Me too! LoveMyCali May 2017 #65
You'll ache. From deep in the heart. The sense of "what might have been" will be excruciating. calimary May 2017 #67
She amazes me LoveMyCali May 2017 #68
She was amazing nt lillypaddle May 2017 #10
Let's take this moment to remind ourselves that she beat Dolt 45 by 3 million votes. caballojm May 2017 #11
Welcome to DU caballojm. calimary May 2017 #51
What a tragic loss of opportunity Nonhlanhla May 2017 #12
I am STILL so BlueMTexpat May 2017 #80
That is so far above tRump's head that he doesn't even hear the Whoosh. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz May 2017 #13
Sadly I don't think he even knows what AI is. JHan May 2017 #29
AI...no way he knows what it is...and the real disgusting thing, he doesn't care to learn.GAH iluvtennis May 2017 #32
lmao, i'm still mad at her for her campaign but i would vote okieinpain May 2017 #14
and.. JHan May 2017 #30
thank you for admitting her campaign was frustrating. n/t. okieinpain May 2017 #64
well I've found many political campaigns frustrating at times. JHan May 2017 #66
+1 brer cat May 2017 #72
The CNN headline has "Hillary blames herself...(and Russia, Comey, etc)" - that disappoints me. NRaleighLiberal May 2017 #15
CNN can go f*** themselves... llmart May 2017 #23
I have cable but refuse to watch the garbage that is CNN.nt jrthin May 2017 #62
Yes, she was great. A refreshing change from what we got instead. KPN May 2017 #16
however UT_democrat May 2017 #17
lol JHan May 2017 #27
She could have at least mentioned the Bowling Green Massacre leftofcool May 2017 #48
Welcome to DU, UT_democrat! calimary May 2017 #52
Madam President elmac May 2017 #18
She was fantastic. I think she should wait to publish Ilsa May 2017 #19
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As far as I know, the Amish are the last holdouts using horse and buggy. nt fleabiscuit May 2017 #22
if Democrats don't get a hold on the truth of it, JHan May 2017 #26
Could be, at least HRC and Dems in general acknowledge automation and robots. fleabiscuit May 2017 #35
Obama addressed it in his farewell speech too. JHan May 2017 #38
UBI is an interesting idea and could be a transition solution to something else. fleabiscuit May 2017 #39
Thing is.. JHan May 2017 #53
And just to add, I like your idea about poets and artists. JHan May 2017 #61
Same goes for you, JHan chade May 2017 #73
I really feel optimistic JHan May 2017 #76
If you disagree with an assessment that's pretty much a given at this point.. JHan May 2017 #24
More Clinton bashing I see. hrmjustin May 2017 #47
Is It Envy , Jealousy? stonecutter357 May 2017 #54
and he started off with a passive aggressive sneer at her attending Yale. JHan May 2017 #59
I continue to cycle through #1-4, but will never reach #5 Acceptance. FK that. nt fleabiscuit May 2017 #21
Always gives me a pit in my stomach to see everything that was thrown at her ffr May 2017 #25
She needs to keep a high profile! Cattledog May 2017 #28
I try to mitigate my political heartaches, but I'll probably never get over her loss. Starry Messenger May 2017 #34
This! BlueMTexpat May 2017 #81
If she were president... DeminPennswoods May 2017 #36
You can't be sure of that. All the Comey and Russian information would still exist. And come out. fleabiscuit May 2017 #41
We'd have likely had the senate too, but yeah the obstruction would be relentless... bettyellen May 2017 #49
I anyone running against DT was president, then this would be the case - but she had the chops ehrnst May 2017 #83
She deserved all our votes and she got them. Warpy May 2017 #37
She ran a crappy campaign, but would have been a GREAT President. n/t Still In Wisconsin May 2017 #40
She figured she had it in the bag and didn't canpaign as hard as she should have Jno_Gilmor_ May 2017 #55
Yup. And specifically, Ignoring Wisconsin and Michigan was idiotic. Still In Wisconsin May 2017 #70
"Brutally incompetent?" ehrnst May 2017 #87
Bullshit. I voted, donated, and campaigned for HRC. The organization of field offices was Still In Wisconsin May 2017 #88
I've been on this board awhile. ehrnst May 2017 #89
Post removed Post removed May 2017 #92
I was just telling you that I have read what you have posted ehrnst May 2017 #94
Hindsight - but really, do we know that she didn't win Michigan? ehrnst May 2017 #85
Still managed to beat her opponents. (nt) ehrnst May 2017 #84
Did she have any solutions for the coming jobless economy? n/t Blue Meany May 2017 #42
She identified some of the challenges JHan May 2017 #44
Well is one that got little attention. She didn't get the coverage for her proposal nor did she nikibatts May 2017 #58
Yeah, as I recalled, she discussed some of her ideas. calimary May 2017 #63
Were you around in 2016? In the US? ehrnst May 2017 #86
I didn't see it and I'm sure I wouldn't be able to bear the sadness. BlancheSplanchnik May 2017 #43
I just finished watching it LoveMyCali May 2017 #69
the only positive is that the situation now is opening a lot of eyes BlancheSplanchnik May 2017 #90
Madam President. calimary May 2017 #46
She is SO smart and could have moved our country forward in so many ways. I will always skylucy May 2017 #56
I'll always be proud of my vote for HRC. Bleacher Creature May 2017 #57
This clip should be a good reminder of the unfathomable contrast betweem the two candidates DFW May 2017 #60
Disappointed that she didn't say Trump owes her voters an apology (the 3mm extra) for calling Laura PourMeADrink May 2017 #71
Intelligence, know-how, grace and aplomb. Beacool May 2017 #74
Mahalo for your report, JH.. Good to Cha May 2017 #78
So they're covering her now... Wow ecstatic May 2017 #91
I hope to see and hear more from her. Sparkly May 2017 #93
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