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So all corporations will act as a cartel to raise prices together, so that they can keep their current high margins? That's ridiculous. And if you read the business press, you'll notice that the corporate world isn't exactly kicking and screaming about this. Business benefits from improved infrastru...

The private sector doesn't build infrastructure – the government does. That's why we have a government. Are you against new infrastructure? Most of ours was built in the 30s-60s and is in disrepair. And this $3T investment will be mostly funded by taxes on the wealthy and corporations (and the closu...

Bill Clinton never went after kids which is a completely different frontier. The culture has changed with sexual harassment and Clinton would have a tough time getting support from Democrats if he were starting his political career today....

You are all so triggered. :violin: :violin: :lol: :lol:...

The US since W. Bush has been alienating the international community with its actions, and Trump's action has continued this trend. China is ten years away from being the biggest economy in the world. The US' world power is diminishing rapidly. Even if you're a climate change denier (because you lik...

[quote]For you prog filth I imagine this weekend is like celebrating hitler... For normal Americans I assume it's fun[/quote] Nope, you're telling yourself stories to make yourself feel better....

Macron is an Obama/Clinton-type liberal, not a socialist....

Solar and wind are becoming cheaper than coal, so if it's a scary Chinese conspiracy, it's not a very effective one. The data I've seen shows consistent reduction in coal use in China, and a plateau in CO2 emissions. They are investing in renewables more than the U.S. is....

China is taking steps to improve their emissions situation. Every country is really, it's just happening very slowly. The big obstacle to international cooperation that can address this matter in a serious way is the denial in the United States which prevents any significant agreement from getting t...

[quote]which part, specifically[/quote] The idea that political messaging and public policy involving climate change should reflect the small degree of uncertainty that is characteristic of all scientific research. While there are limits to our ability to observe and model the outside world, the ov...