Russ Steele
This came over the e-mail transom this morning from Al Gore's Repower America. Not sure how I got on the Repower America mailing list, but the distortions and lies are always interesting.
Dear Russell,
"We have to come out of the gate in 2010 by sending a clear message -- that the vast majority of Americans are prepared to press our leaders for immediate action to solve the climate crisis."
Really Al? According the latest Pew Research Poll in October, Fewer Americans See Solid Evidence of Global Warming, and even fewer think it was caused by human activity. I thought that jobs and the economy were the main concern of the vast majority of citizens.
This came over the e-mail transom this morning from Al Gore's Repower America. Not sure how I got on the Repower America mailing list, but the distortions and lies are always interesting.
Dear Russell,
"We have to come out of the gate in 2010 by sending a clear message -- that the vast majority of Americans are prepared to press our leaders for immediate action to solve the climate crisis."
Really Al? According the latest Pew Research Poll in October, Fewer Americans See Solid Evidence of Global Warming, and even fewer think it was caused by human activity. I thought that jobs and the economy were the main concern of the vast majority of citizens.
This Pew poll was taken before Climategate was revealed to the public. According to Rasmussen Reports taken just prior to Copenhagen: Public skepticism about the officially promoted cause of global warming has reached an all-time high among Americans. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 50% of likely voters now believe that global warming is caused primarily by long-term planetary trends. Just 34% say climate change is due primarily to human activity
