Burn, Baby, Burn
Ubiquitous
of politician turned global warmist guru Al Gore making his exit from an
energy-conservation conference in a "long-idling limo."
Perhaps inspired by the erstwhile veep, 15-year-old Liza Stoner
undertook a "Ride for Renewal." The Star Tribune of Minneapolis reports
she pedaled 1,500 miles and 32 days from Minneapolis to Washington. Upon
reaching the capital, she presented her senator, Amy Klobuchar, with a
"petition in support of electric vehicles, which has more than 1,200
signatures from her neighbors to environmental enthusiasts nationwide."
Liza didn't do it all alone, the Strib notes:
Her father, Jeff, and 8-year-old brother, Christopher,
traveled in a support vehicle--ironically, an SUV--loaded
with bike parts and food.
Rather than taking separate SUVs, Jeff and Christopher carpooled. Way to
reduce your carbon footprint, Stoners.
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It is simply breathtaking to watch the glee and abandon with which
the liberal media and the Angry Left have been attempting to turn
our military victory in Iraq into a second Vietnam quagmire. Too bad
for them, it's failing.
FDR
> Who says young people today have no role models? CNSNews.com has video
> of politician turned global warmist guru Al Gore making his exit from an
> energy-conservation conference in a "long-idling limo."
>
> Perhaps inspired by the erstwhile veep, 15-year-old Liza Stoner
> undertook a "Ride for Renewal." The Star Tribune of Minneapolis reports
> she pedaled 1,500 miles and 32 days from Minneapolis to Washington. Upon
> reaching the capital, she presented her senator, Amy Klobuchar, with a
> "petition in support of electric vehicles, which has more than 1,200
> signatures from her neighbors to environmental enthusiasts nationwide."
>
> Liza didn't do it all alone, the Strib notes:
>
> Her father, Jeff, and 8-year-old brother, Christopher,
> traveled in a support vehicle--ironically, an SUV--loaded
> with bike parts and food.
>
> Rather than taking separate SUVs, Jeff and Christopher carpooled. Way to
> reduce your carbon footprint, Stoners.
>
So it's Gore's fault the limo was idling? Good one Ubi!
STU...@webtv.net
writesoon!
Ubiquitous
>Ubiquitous wrote:
Are you always this obtuse, or is it only when you can't debate the
facts?
FDR
> fdr@kjdfgkdfkl wrote:
>> Ubiquitous wrote:
>
>>> Who says young people today have no role models? CNSNews.com has
>>> video of politician turned global warmist guru Al Gore making his
>>> exit from an energy-conservation conference in a "long-idling limo."
>>>
>>> Perhaps inspired by the erstwhile veep, 15-year-old Liza Stoner
>>> undertook a "Ride for Renewal." The Star Tribune of Minneapolis
>>> reports she pedaled 1,500 miles and 32 days from Minneapolis to
>>> Washington. Upon reaching the capital, she presented her senator,
>>> Amy Klobuchar, with a "petition in support of electric vehicles,
>>> which has more than 1,200 signatures from her neighbors to
>>> environmental enthusiasts nationwide."
>>>
>>> Liza didn't do it all alone, the Strib notes:
>>>
>>> Her father, Jeff, and 8-year-old brother, Christopher,
>>> traveled in a support vehicle--ironically, an SUV--loaded
>>> with bike parts and food.
>>>
>>> Rather than taking separate SUVs, Jeff and Christopher carpooled.
>>> Way to reduce your carbon footprint, Stoners.
>> So it's Gore's fault the limo was idling? Good one Ubi!
>
> Are you always this obtuse, or is it only when you can't debate the
> facts?
>
Oh maybe it was Clinton's fault it was idling.