I Know A Con When

We Need To Inject Some Old-fashioned American Values And Common-sense, Practical Thinking Into Our Energy Policy.

The Public Is Mad, Frustrated, But What The Public Wants Is Progress.

This Society Cannot Go Forward, The Way We Have Been Going Forward, Where The Gap Between The Rich And The Poor Keeps Growing. It's Not Politically Viable; It's Not Morally Right; It's Just Not Going To Happen.

There Is No Business In America That Would Be Prevented From Taking Results Into Account When Making Personnel Decisions.

People Vote Against Their Own Interests That All The Time. But When You Do The Polling In The U.s., It Has Gone From Less Than 50 Percent Who Thought Climate Change Was Real To 70-odd Percent. And If You Listen To The Republicans In Congress, They Used To Say, "oh, Climate Change Doesn't Exist." Then They Switched To "well, It Exists, But It's Not Man-made," To "well, I'm Going To Address The Issue." Why? Because When They Go Home, The Local Constituent Says, "wait A Second. What Are You Talking About? We Just Had A Flood. We Haven't Had Rain In A Long Time." They Can't Get Away From It.