Trump will take U.S. out of Paris climate deal, reports sayPolitical | 207993 hits | May 31 2:39 pm | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  U.S. President Donald Trump has decided to follow through on a campaign pledge to pull the United States out of a global pact to fight climate change, a source who was briefed on the decision tells Reuters, a move that should rally his support base at homCommentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/01/politics/ ... index.html
The Democrats will be placed in the position of defending this job-killer to the voters.
Perhaps the globalists need to find a different scam to sell their idea of a global government.
Sweet Meteor O'Death, please adjust your co-ordinates to arrive at Mar-A-Lago, Florida USA, and do try to make sure that you arrive on a weekend.
The killer quote of the day:
Except a survey done right after the election said 70% of Americans support the agreement.
The killer quote of the day:
Mayor of Pittsburgh doesn't share his sentiment either. And unlike trump, he actually received a majority vote when he was first elected to office. One of 84%.
Pittsburgh also voted for Clinton. Safe to say that he doesn't in any way represent Pittsburgh.
http://time.com/4802340/paris-agreement ... ald-trump/
Nice company really.
No malice whatsoever. Nice posts.
Except a survey done right after the election said 70% of Americans support the agreement.
And a bunch of surveys done prior to the election said that Hillary was supposed to be our President.
Forgive me, but the vast majority of surveys to me are something to be rigged, manipulated, and parsed.
Last fun tidbit, the U.S. joins Syria and Nicaragua as the only other countries not part of the agreement. Nicaragua didn't join because it wasn't strict enough.
Nice company really.
Not the first time we've had to stand on our own. Won't be the last.
Last fun tidbit, the U.S. joins Syria and Nicaragua as the only other countries not part of the agreement. Nicaragua didn't join because it wasn't strict enough.
Nice company really.
Not the first time we've had to stand on our own. Won't be the last.
True, you still resist the Metric system.
That makes a of sense.
Except a survey done right after the election said 70% of Americans support the agreement.
And a bunch of surveys done prior to the election said that Hillary was supposed to be our President.
Forgive me, but the vast majority of surveys to me are something to be rigged, manipulated, and parsed.
It make sense that you don't believe in science either then.