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The Cavalcade of Cant
Protecting the country from non-existent threats while exposing it to real ones is likely to define the incoming administration. So it is appropriate that Hillary Clinton, in her opening remarks before the Senate on Tuesday, identified as an "unambiguous security threat" something that doesn't even exist -- catastrophic global warming.
A hectoring phrase like "unambiguous security threat" is supposed to dispel all doubts. Instead, it should create them, foreshadowing an administration that will treat the nation's security and economy frivolously.
Fiddling around with the economy for the sake of nothing more than advancing chic conjecture is the last thing an America in recession needs. Yet the Obama administration has already signaled that it will saddle slumping businesses with a global warming tax and onerous regulations, whenever the chance to sign a Kyoto-style treaty presents itself, perhaps in Copenhagen soon.
In all the talk these days about scams and bogus claims at the expense of shareholders and taxpayers, why doesn't the global warming activism of opportunistic CEOs and pols receive any scrutiny? It belongs to this age of fictions and dubious collusions between government and business.
The Democrats bemoan the alarmism that led America to war, yet practice it on global warming, with John Kerry recycling the Bush administration's risks-of-inaction cliché. By now we should know that in American politics nothing is as risky as action.
According to Hillary's testimony, climate change "threatens our very existence," before she put forward another modest assertion: "But well before that point, it could well incite wars of an old kind over basic resources -- like food, water, and arable land."
It looks like Hillary is borrowing a page from her old friend, Timothy Wirth, the Clinton administration State Department official who once let the cat out of the bag by touting the ideological benefits of reckless alarmism: "What we've got to do in energy conservation is try to ride the global warming issue. Even if the theory of global warming is wrong, to have approached global warming as if it is real means energy conservation, so we will be doing the right thing anyway in terms of economic policy and environmental policy."
In order to scam the nation into statism, liberals know that they cannot afford to hedge their rhetoric or be too circumspect in their assertions. Al Gore's inconvenient half-baked opinion had to be called "An Inconvenient Truth," lest anyone doubt the necessity of accepting a "truth." Now Hillary and Kerry ratchet global warming theory's status up even more, to that of "unambiguous security threat."
At Davos a couple years back, Bill Clinton, yielding to no one in his capacity for concern, declared that global warming "is the only thing that I believe has the power to fundamentally end the march of civilization as we know it."
If a threat to the future of civilization exists, it will come not from the environment but from environmentalists. An extortionist agenda that will bankrupt industries (as Obama glibly warned the coal industry in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle during the campaign) and creeping world government pose the gravest threats.
Hillary, Kerry, and Obama are acting like a committee of Greek Gods who will control the weather for the world. "President-elect Obama has said America must be a leader in developing and implementing a global and coordinated response to climate change," Hillary said in her testimony.
Stocking his administration with global warming activists, Obama senses that this issue could give full range to his ambitions. It is certainly an issue which lends itself to the apocalyptic rhetoric that surrounds him -- that he, as the liberal columnist Mark Morford once put it, could "actually help usher in a new way of being on the planet."
While Hillary Clinton may not want to feed those ambitions, she does see global warming alarmism as a path to ideological ones. Christine Stewart, the former Canadian Minister of the Environment, would have understood Hillary's game in calling global warming an "unambiguous security threat."
"No matter if the science is phony, there are collateral environmental benefits," Stewart has said. "Climate change [provides] the greatest chance to bring about justice and equality in the world."
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Craig| 1.14.09 @ 6:22AM
Good Grief! The woman( as well as the incoming administration) is scary!
Jack Bauer| 1.14.09 @ 6:23AM
Even given the sophomoric and mendacious "performance" by Hillary Clinton, you couldn't whistle up ONE republican to oppose this highly dangerous woman.
This is going to be even worst than I sort of knew,Oh -- and it is as I feared.
The Senate Republicans (at least) are simply going to NOT oppose but bend over and take it with a smile from Democrats
It's BOHICA time for conservatives again. Braek out the KY gentlemen and ladies, you are going to need it.
Jason| 1.14.09 @ 6:35AM
"No matter if the science is phony, there are collateral environmental benefits," Stewart has said. "Climate change [provides] the greatest chance to bring about justice and equality in the world." This is an amazing quote. Wow! If there was any doubt that liberals have a hidden agenda, this should help to erase the doubt.
http://www.rightklik.net/
Jeremiah| 1.14.09 @ 7:47AM
Is it Christine or Jon Stewart?
frost| 1.14.09 @ 7:50AM
Flat-out SCARY is right. They care nothing about truth -- only the political agenda. Thinking of a return to Costa Rica... this is sick!
stu.c.con| 1.14.09 @ 8:33AM
"Climate change [provides] the greatest chance to bring about justice and equality in the world."
Can there be any more doubt that the "change" the dems tout is turning this republic into their idea of collectivist utopia? Goebbels et al touted the "big lie", say it, say it over and over and sooner or later the sheep will accept it as fact. This is the lie of global warming (or the new "climate change" mantra). Oh sure the chicken little green crowd believe the nonsense, but the neo-fascists see this as an opportunity to further their statist agenda. I find it quite ironic that these same would be leaders spent the past 6 or 7 years accusing the Bush administration of exploiting fear in the war against radical Islam, a real and palpable threat; while at the same time they promote the biggest lie of all time through the politics of fear. I'm not fooled, after all these are the same lying bastards that have been telling America that we have been in the worst economy since the great depression for the past 6 years. Hell with all of the problems we are experiencing now this is nowhere near what America went through under Hoover and FDR's mismanagement in the '30's, but then that wouldn't fit their agenda, now would it?
I'm in my 50's and can deal with it, after all I survived the actual worst economy since the great depression under the actual worst president of the past 100 years, Jimmah the pious. It does pain me however to know my kids are about to start out their adult lives with the same idiocy that I did.
Melvin| 1.14.09 @ 8:34AM
People, take a real good look at ourselves. "Flat-out scary, BOHICA, Senate Republicans bend over."
These are comments of defeatism. What happened to the American fighting spirit? Are Americans being bought off with, "Free Stuff" that Obama administration is promising.
Washington D.C. is full of liars and thieves and all we can muster is a pitiful whine of, "Oh well, what can we do."
This isn't the America that kicked the British out because Americans cherished freedom more than tyranny, this isn't the America that defeated Germany in World War 1, this isn't the America that drove the Nazi's, and Japanese back to the stone age after World War 2.
America has become a sickly pathetic nation of whining victims with palms extended for the next free handout from government.
The more I write the angrier I get in what America has turned into, but remember this one word if you cherrish freedom, "D E F I A N C E."
Jack Bauer| 1.14.09 @ 8:57AM
Hey Melvin -- I sort of agree with your sentiments.
But I don't get see how conservatives, pointing out that, for instance, Senate republicans are acting like the loyal cheerleader, is "defeatist"!
If you don't acknowledge the truth about those supposed to be the public face of your movement, how can you offer relevant dissent?
Deborah| 1.14.09 @ 8:58AM
Hey Jason, the only thing I would quibble with in your above statement is that the liberals' agenda is "hidden." What's even worse than a hidden agenda is one that is out in the open for all to see and everyone is looking the other way or have their heads planted firmly in the sand. Or, because they are afraid of being called names by liberals (as we are frequently called on this blog) they choose to keep silent.
I'm with Melvin. "Defiance" is a great word, and unless and until the public rises up and says, "Stop this crap!" the insanity will only grow.
"None are so blind as those who will not see."
stu.b.con| 1.14.09 @ 9:06AM
Right on Melvin, Right ON!!
Griff| 1.14.09 @ 9:15AM
"Climate change [provides] the greatest chance to bring about justice and equality in the world."
What we conservatives have always known about this global warming/climate change nonsense is now out for everyone to see (if only they will): This sham is a blatant attempt to move wealth from more prosperous nations to those who can't or won't prosper, and as such, is part of the greatest redistributionist scheme in history.
Joe Landino| 1.14.09 @ 9:35AM
Y'all, remember this is the same woman who lambasted General Petreaus' testimony before the Senate. She said one's attitude needed to be characterized by the "willing suspension of disbelief" to take his testimony as truthful. And now she tells us that global warming is an "unambiguous security threat." Again with the modifiers indicating anyone who believes the opposite is a dolt. She was spectacularly WRONG on that, just as she is in this instance.
Limbaugh had this dynamic right a decade ago when he said that the new home of socialism after the USSR's colapse was the radical environmental movement. Latest prima facie evidence is Carol Browner's membership in a leading socialist group.
Stu.C.con--good post.
BGunn| 1.14.09 @ 9:45AM
It isn't about climate change. It never was. It was about control and take over and we are there now. Two worlds, the elites and their rule, us as plebians and servants and overtaxed. We have arrived.
B.Gunn
East Texas Rancher
Kitty| 1.14.09 @ 9:45AM
I read it as "The Cavalcade of Can't," as in "I can't recall." One of Her Royal C's most memorable quotes.
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TennesseeVolunteer| 1.14.09 @ 10:19AM
WHO IS JOHN GALT?
I've been rereading Atlas Shrugged the last couple of days. It seems to me that a lot of the PRODUCERS have already headed for the hills and are letting the takers fight over an ever diminishing piece of the pie.
I will continue to fight over the battle of ideas, Melvin, because that is the forum where we will eventually win. As a baby boomer, I've always wondered when it will be our turn, like it was for our Moms and Dads, THAT TIME IS NOW. It is now our turn to be 'The Man in the Arena'! Our battle of ideas for conservatism, the pursuit of happiness and personal responsibility may just be our WWIII!
stmichrick| 1.14.09 @ 10:37AM
It is one thing to be on a 'right wing' website marvelling at the alternative reality being created before our eyes by the incoming Obama administration.
However, everyone here should be pummelling the 'mainstream media' until they are forced to address this fraud with all the investigative capabilities they tout when pursuing 'greedy' capitalists and Republican politicians.
I'll go back to sleep now.
malm| 1.14.09 @ 11:03AM
This issue is an opportunity for a viable second party to rise up, and send this crazy pack of liberals into exile forever. We will have brown outs and blackouts, and gas lines, and joblessness middle class leveled down to the poverty line , and massive violations of individual freedom in the most mundane of our activities. Yes, they will regulate our barbecuing habits, and enviro cops will patrol evil suburbia to enforce the planet saving regulations. No matter how loony a scenario one concocts, it is bound to occur someplace soon(Kalifornya], and then spread everywhere else.
Studies will emerge , and they will insist where such anti cookout regs are enforced children are less likely to suffer an asthma attack. The women of America will push polls to indicate the nation wants an end to the backyard cookout, and our glorious media will be in full bedlam mode of this and so many other other actual or looming horrors. How do we fight back ? It will take sane sensible leadership. It will take pragmatic, and inclusive political party building. An insistence on blind loyalty to all things conservative, and allowing no deviation from certain stands by all members of the party is suicide. The people of the northeast for instance are today for the first time suffering from their devotion to one party. They need a second choice. They will not listen to Limbaugh style conservatism as the answer. Those problematic social issues are just one example of the deal killers that prevent them from voting out the liberal nuts who have ruined their states. The opposition to the massive, super smart and educated, ultra rich, deeply rooted, violently committed, ruthless, propaganda gifted, power mad DPPM( democrat party political machine) is a second party of many big tents. The GOP can attract alot of allies to fight the war ahead, and it needs them. The biggest problem to building and unifying a counter force to the DPPM is a blind insistence that conservatism alone is the answer. We need a new IKE to organize this counter force, and lead it. And, we all must understand our role in the fight ahead, and be willing to salute and take orders. Orders like " thou shall not speak ill of thy fellow republicans ", come to mind. Gee who said that ? believe it was some guy who knew how to win friends and influence people. Not some smash mouth conservative.
Appleby| 1.14.09 @ 11:07AM
It's -17 here this morning before the wind chill (which reduces us down to -30).
Global What????????????????????
Francis Beckwith| 1.14.09 @ 11:20AM
What's the deal with Obama and weathermen, anyhow?
stmichrick| 1.14.09 @ 11:25AM
Malm; I feel your pain.
I believe that sometimes labels are an impediment to convincing people of the virtue of your position.
One may object to the confident expression of conservative truths (a la Limbaugh) but don't speak ill of one of the only reasons 'traditionalists' have to cheer.
These principles apply to Americans; denial and compromise of them is why we are in this funk. If you know a better way to effectively communicate them, go for it.
But never accept the leftist premise in your response.
rick| 1.14.09 @ 11:26AM
My fear is rising rapidly. I thought it would take a couple of years for the madness to reveal itself, but now it seems that '09 will be the year of the collapse. We elect a commie and people (the majority) believe things will be better.IN-SANE.
Anthony| 1.14.09 @ 11:29AM
Couple the Tim Wirth quote with the recent one by, I believe, the MIA Rham Emmanuel, about not letting a good crisis go to waste, and indeed, you don't have to be John Kerry or any other empty headed leftist to connect the dots here. America has been taken over by hard core leftists /socialists and devotees of AGW that will transform our constitutional republic in just another cog in the one world New World Order. We either fight or say good-bye to the Constitution. Melvin is right; Defiance. And it starts with the RINOs in the senate.
Marc Jeric| 1.14.09 @ 12:20PM
I'm glad that the awareness of the socialist underpinning of "climate change" is spreading. One only has to remember the global cooling scam of the 1970's, to be followed by the global warming hoax of the 1990's, and now, after 11 years of tremendous cooling, this new climate change flimflam, to conclude that it is all their recipe for industry nationalization, unionization of all labor, perpetual power - just like in all communist countries (I should know- having escaped from one years ago). Unfortunately, our republican wimps have no idea of what is really going on.
malm| 1.14.09 @ 1:04PM
Rick, If Limbaugh is your reason to cheer fine, but trust me he is a votekiller at the end of the day. Most of all conservative platitudes are not solutions. You conservative absolutist decry the prescription drug program, and I shake my head. As the husband of an RN who is not afraid to defend Bush and Cheney to her union bosses at the Boston Hospital where she works , I ask you on her behalf what is the conservative solution to the problem of old folks not having the money to pay for meds they need ? Limbaugh insults these people. He tell the old feeble octogenarian "get a job". If they have one he says get a second job. That kind of mindless reasoning is like charging blindly into a machine gun nest. My wife despises liberals. She also despises Limbaugh and his crude, heartless cold attitude, and so do her friends in the middle who are becoming disenchanted with their glorious democrat party. But, the Limbaugh approach, the religeous, social issue approach, the idea that we have a perfect free market here or ever did approach turns them off. I am saying these people are gettable, but the repubs must become flexible, and understand monolithic conservatism is not the answer. I am listening to Rush now. He insists still his way is the only way. He will scoff at and try to destroy a party of many big tents. He wants one tent and it may be huge, but fewer and fewer occupy it. Nowhere near enough to win an election or a majority in Congress. Limbaugh can be delusional. He still believes conservatism wins every time you try it. Things like the Santorum slaughter mean nothing to him. I laugh how desperate all conservatives were for Chambliss to win. How pathetic a minority the GOP have become. We must struggle to just have the 41st senator.What a joke. After 2010 be lucky to have the 31st. By the way Saxby voted for the drug benefit. It is a major reason he did well with seniors. You will never hear that from Rush the
Truth
denier.
Alan Brooks| 1.14.09 @ 1:17PM
all that matters is that Ahnold Schwarzenegger be elected he first Austrian president in 2016. havent you heard?
Get with it!
you suckers.
Luonne Dumak| 1.14.09 @ 2:43PM
I just finished reading atlas Shrugged. As Stephen Moore of the Wall Street wrote an excellent piece from "From Fiction to Fact in 52 yrs. As far as the Senior Drug program goes, Pres. Bush just wanted help seniors who could not afford druges, but as usual the Dems pushed for all Seniors to get help. It's a joke. Incase people don't know if you are on Social Security and make over $25,00.ooyou have to pay taxes on your S.S. It was never indexed for infaltion. This is not a big amout to live on these days. First of all the Goverment has unconstitutionaly steals your money while your working, than taxes you on it when try to get it back. If the goverment would stop taxing Seniors they might not need the drug program. also there were programs ineffect that gave free drugs to the very needy seniors, of course that program is gone now that goverment got involved. If anyone can come up with anything that Goverment has done that hasn't created worse problems, let me know.
As the President of the Czech Republic said Gobal warming is like living under Communism.
I am a Senior citizen and my heart goes out to all the young people who are going to live in this world of Socialism and Maxism. all I know I will fight every way I can until the day I die to take this country back.
Call the legislature hot line at 1-202-224-3121 and ask for anyone you want to leave a mesage for. I called Dictator Pelosi this morning. Fight like your life depends on it because IT DOES.
I have friends that are retired teachers that had
malm| 1.14.09 @ 3:46PM
Mr. Dumak, I wish you had the golden EIB Mike once in a while. A conservative who at least admits there are " seniors who can't afford drugs", and wants to help them. Rush spits on them,and that is why he is a VOTEKILLER!
Brian B| 1.14.09 @ 4:48PM
Limbaugh is an anachronism we can no longer afford to indulge.
He hates the prescription drug program for some silly esoteric reason like the Constitution doesn't give the Feds the right to usurp such a power from the states; the Constitution being another anachronism we can no longer afford.
malm| 1.14.09 @ 5:50PM
The constitution also calls for regular elections, and it declares a majority gains the victory. You and Limbaugh are a minority constituency with your " version" of what the constitution says and means. Your version, your ideas, your philosophy of the nation, the world, of life itself are not the only opinions and beliefs in play. In the end elections decide who prevails. As a minority group you and Rush can have a nice seat of two or three at the table of the GOP, but not all the seats. When the food is passed around, you are not the only ones to dine. You must learn to share, and listen to the concerns of others. You also must stop reeking havoc upon the GOP, as it reaches out and makes the changes it must make in order to attract new voters, and keep what moderate and independent voters that still consider it a worthy consideration to vote republican each election. If you and Rush can't handle this, then screw and form your true blue conservative party. The GOP will take a hit, but rise from the ashes a vibrant, viable, creative, problem solving party for the future.
stick with you stale, boneheaded, rigid,abusive, close minded , boorish,insulting louts, and the GOP takes hits forever, and gets pulverized to dust, never to rise again. Your conservatism is stale bread and water. You guys and your mindset is the anachronism. Fresh, new, alive is what we want. Meaning is what the people want, and a politics that functions well.Oh, what is the use. The GOP is gone. Third party anyone ? Anyone ?
elTaoseno| 1.14.09 @ 6:34PM
Interesting how the comments on Hillary, Obama and the AGW hoax morphed into a Rush bashing episode. I don't remember Rush having much to do with the stupidity of the Republican Congressmen spending like they were Democrats, or influencing Bush to veto any of their sordid spending. He was, as I recall, consistently and rightly opposed to the Medicare Drug bill which added billlions of debt on our descendents in order to "buy off" the "mature" Americans who want it all...at someone else's expense.
You don't have to agree with Rush, but he's not the problem of the GOP. Right now they have the same compass as John McCain, which means no core principles to guide them. They can't even organize a one-man parade.
Meanwhile, Obama and his socialist (should I say communist) cohorts march merrily onward while the "loyal opposition" decides to have a civil war.
Louis Jenkins| 1.14.09 @ 7:24PM
Carbon tax, credit, what ever they want to call it. An extra tax on cows and hogs!! Yes, it is all an effort to remove more hard earned money from our hands and spend it on pet projects. Global warming is a bunch of hog wash, look at today's national weather map you evil liberal idiots!! And yes, I too lived thru the Carter years, which I remember more as an old black and white movie. Remember global cooling? We were all gonna die. Instead of freezing to death Al Gore says we're gonna fry. Inconvenient truth? How about a "Convenient Lie!" Shysters every one of them.
stmichrick| 1.14.09 @ 8:10PM
Malm (or is it really 'Bob'?);
How long do you think this country (federal government) can afford to subsidize every need (yes, I said need) and emotional 'want' that comes up? The entitlement programs that exist are headed to bankruptcy without painful and politically suicidal reform/conversion.
Limbaugh simply states what is obvious. The palms-up society started by FDR expects government to furnish what many simply will not plan ahead and provide for themselves. If drugs and other medical needs are too expensive it is because GOVERNMENT THIRD PARTY PAYMENTS need to be offset by higher prices on that which is not covered. To say nothing of allowing market competition on such commodities? Your wife sees this in her career, I'm sure.
You are accepting the liberal premise that Americans cannot (or won't deal with) life's realities. The countries that have gone further down the socialist road than us also rely on medical breakthroughs and the national security umbrella provided by the U.S. to make ends meet.
Again; in the general population most of the beef against Rush has to do with his personality: cocky, confident, defiant. The substance of what he says rarely is shown to be inaccurate or without good context.
Let's take it a step further; I want government paid car insurance! How can you deny that we NEED car insurance!?
lol
malm| 1.14.09 @ 8:43PM
So you Rush fans believe that these tired out, sick, old people need to get jobs to afford their meds, or I guess die, or get sicker. Fine, fine, and continue to lose elections. I mean America does not want them to die ! What is your solution. We are not talking about snazzy new cars you stupidos, but meds that keep them alive and well. Drugs that eat up the majority of their paltry pensions. And your answer is screw them, and the women of this nation in particular say screw you and the republicans. Keep it up you will be down to 20 in the senate and 100 in the house in 6 years. Limbaughian platitudes do not solve a problem.
DaveS| 1.14.09 @ 9:08PM
HRC looks positively old. In the six-plus decades of her life, I still wait for someone to offer me evidence of a single contribution she's made to society, government, discourse, etc. , of which she is the principal author.
Hugh| 1.15.09 @ 1:51AM
So how many of the Republicans did she get FBI files for?
stmichrick| 1.15.09 @ 11:48AM
malm;
No, not screw them; wean them.
Health care coverage needs to be market-based. Turning it around will take awhile, but the future prospects of not doing it is far more ominous.
You haven't addressed where all this nanny statism is headed.
Whatzup| 1.15.09 @ 2:00PM
We tried to throw out science-based policy making under Bush and it failed but let's keep at it! I say let's continue to fight the university educated folks who try to tell us normal people what to do. This is America, after all, and the people will always win out over pointy headed educated elites who push their science trash on us.
stmichrick| 1.15.09 @ 9:01PM
Hey 'whatzup'
Nice try but you seem to have a problem understanding the difference between science that respects life from agenda-based half-science that we are about to see in action when fools like Waxman and Browner take over.
So turn your hat around, pull up your baggy jeans and get ready to PAY and PAY some more for the Liberal Fantasyland.
George| 1.15.09 @ 9:29PM
Marc Rich for Secretary of Commerce. Makes as much, if not more, sense than Hillary, Geithner, Holder et al. Rich became a gazillionaire for cutting global business deals. He made mistakes, which he has learned from, that should make him a better Commerce Secretary. He'd have fewer conflicts than Madam Hillary has via her hubby's library and global initiative contributors; AND he's been pardoned by her husband. He's perfect!!
ruth| 1.15.09 @ 10:36PM
Rush is a private citizen and he has a right to speak his opinions. He's not an elected official and he doesn't make laws. Why is he the problem? Who said we wanted old people to die? Did I miss something? In case you didn't notice, malm, we ran a RINO in 2008, how'd that work out for you?
Jay| 1.17.09 @ 1:48PM
Its not about left or right or even opinions, the fact is .038 of 1% of our atmosphere is NOT driving climate change. Bush is gone so please put down the totem. Hell Obama said today that Bush ment well and he's a nice guy... go figure.
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