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freedom fighter jh

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2. Some on the right see the whole climate change concern as a power grab.

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Sun Feb 23, 2014, 10:39 AM

Feb 2014

They don't like the conclusion that it leads to -- government doing more -- so they say it can't be true. It's backwards thinking, a mindset that I fear may be shared by some on the Supreme Court.

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Supreme Court Climate Case Looks At EPA's Power [View all] Auggie Feb 2014 OP

Link is not working. Please paste this into your post OKNancy Feb 2014 #1

Done Auggie Feb 2014 #5

Some on the right see the whole climate change concern as a power grab. freedom fighter jh Feb 2014 #2

Some right-wing bullies actively want to increase greenhouse gases starroute Feb 2014 #3

Yes � it's just about "winning" Auggie Feb 2014 #7

I think that motivation is real, it is strong, and it's overlooked. kristopher Feb 2014 #9

I think there's another part to it and that's that they are funded by pro-oil groups. A lot of money okaawhatever Feb 2014 #8

Cons would rather be rich and right... Grassy Knoll Feb 2014 #4

It's impossible sulphurdunn Feb 2014 #6

Deniers can't win on science, so they take it to court SkatmanRoth Feb 2014 #10