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March 10, 2017 02:02 PM UTC
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what an asshole….
Does he mean the California that has doubled its state GDP while levelizing its per capita energy consumption? Or does he mean some other mythical land? When are these 'conservatives' going to understand there's nothing more conservative than conserving?
Yes, not The California that excels in education, technology, jobs, exports of entertainment, food, and that leads Colorado in probably every measurable human activity.
The other California.
Sounds like a great place. You should move there as soon as possible.
Couldn't someone say the same for you and your love of Mother Russia?
Russia again? Is that all you people have? Since you hate Russia so much, the same Russia that BO said he would have more flexibility after the election. The same Russia that Hillary gave a plastic button to, the same Russia that got preferential treatment for the uranium deal from the Hillary Department of State. That Russia? Unless you are calling for war with Russia because Hillary lost, you have no credibility and are a hopeless group thinker.
"I are I hopeless group thinker?"
Even by your standards, pale pomegranate, that is a truly mangled sentence. Did you mean to say "Trump stinks"?
Thanks V, I can always depend on you.
Yes, Russia again…since Trump is still on their payroll, it's relevant.
And if you can't see the difference between diplomacy and a President who is financially and ideologically beholden to a totalitarian state, you're either too stupid to see it, or willing to overlook it, because you'd be okay with sucking up to a man like Putin, as long as the right people were in charge.
Either way….
"Group thinker" — apparently meant as an insult.
Meanwhile, you have all of the right-wing caricature talking points on Democrats and Russia. Seems like you are following the right-wing group think to a T.
For what it is worth, even if the incidents were as bad as you seem to think, they took place before Russia took over the Crimea, invaded Eastern Ukraine, shot down a civilian jet liner, and interfered with a Presidential election.
"what an asshole…." Really, no shit? I do recall that Mr. Sonnenberg; was it last year; inadvertently referred to Senator Kerry Donovan as "eye candy."
Don't forget the slippery slope of rain barrels <sigh>
On the rain barrels arena, the final score was Rep. Daneya Esgar 27, Sonnenberg 6.
Let's hope Jerry S and his coal-rollin' buddies get whupped in a similar fashion the next time this stinky bill comes up.
Let's not forget the slippery slope of renewable energy: the (then Representative) Senator has fought the renewable energy movement since the 2004 Amendment 37 campaign. There is likely no other state senator in the entire United States whose constituents benefit more from wind development than Colorado's SD-1. But instead of leading, instead of finding ways for our rural electric cooperatives to own these wind farms, their members then inuring to the benefit of that ownership, those same members supplying the green energy mandated upon the Front Range, he fought progress (except for his attempt to create a market for 'Obama tears')
The result? We now have billions of dollars in wind farms in his district owned by out-of-state corporations – all while he carried the water for Tri-State to make possible their Holcomb Folly. Even our little watermelon farmer – Governor wannabe has found his Pioneer spirit and is trying to pretend he likes it now.
But. Meerika. Roll Coal, dude.
Those Senate Republicans are a "back'ards" bunch, aren't they? I can just imagine their business cards:
"Joe Backwater, I support coal rolling."
Wouldn't go quite so far as to say "safe." After all, when the elected representatives of the people won't take reasonable steps to protect their constituents from battery, the citizenry is justified in taking steps to protect themselves. A coal-rolling douchebag does his act around me, he's well and truly earned a brick through his windshield and a split lip.
Better be careful with bricks, assuming one is handy. The lame-ass driver might pull out his concealed piece and blow your crap away.
It would seem to me that the offending driver could be issued a Careless & Wreckless ticket. Those have real impacts on insurance rates. No need for special legislation.
Did Elmer Fudd say "Wreckless"? Reckless should suffice 😉
They give out tickets because you haven't had any wrecks? Or is it because you were careless, but didn't get in a wreck?