What Has Changed Is That

America Is Built Around This Premise That You Can Do It, And There Are An Awful Lot Of People Who Are Unlikely To Have Done It Who Did.

Well, You Have The Public Not Wanting Any New Spending, You Have The Republicans Not Wanting Any New Taxes, You Have The Democrats Not Wanting Any New Spending Cuts, You Have The Markets Not Wanting Any New Borrowing, And You Have The Economists Wanting All Of The Above. And That Leads To Paralysis.

Other Ways Of Looking At The Environmental Or Climate Change Stuff Is To Frame It In The Context That It Is Simultaneously A Public Health Issue. One Out Of Eight Premature Deaths Worldwide Happens Because Of Air Pollution. The Worst Power Plant In America Kills 278 People A Year And Causes 445 Heart Attacks. So, When We Improve Air Quality We Improve Our Lives, And At The Same Time We Improve The Climate As Well. We Must See Climate Policy From This Perspective And Not As An Abstract Threat That May Threaten Our Survival In 100 Years.

I Am What I Am And, You Know, I'm A Very Lucky Guy.

We All Know That Election Reform Takes Time. That's Because Those Who Have Benefited From The System Are The Ones Who Fight Hardest To Preserve It. So If We're Going To Succeed, We Need An Independent Coalition Of Citizens Who Believe In Reform, Who Believe That Our Election Laws Should Treat Every Voter Equally, Who Believe That Low Levels Of Competition And Participation Are Not Healthy For Democracy. The Independence Party Is Helping To Build That Coalition And I Am Happy To Join You In Doing So.