In remarks he prepared to give at a wind technology firm in Portland, Oregon, on Monday, the Arizona senator said he would seek international accords to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and would offer an incentive system to make businesses in the United States cleaner.
"The facts of global warming demand our urgent attention, especially in Washington," McCain said in remarks he planned to give at the Vestas Wind Technology plant.
"Good stewardship, prudence, and simple common sense demand that we act to meet the challenge, and act quickly," he added.
Thinking of cutting worldwide greenhouse gas emissions is delusional, and McCain shouldn't feed the delusions of people duped by Al Gore who are generally trying to find answers to questions they can no longer ignore. Advocating clean technology is a sound policy without the "global warming" and "worldwide challenge" bells and whistles. The Cap and Trade system he proposes is workable, nuclear energy works just fine and no international accord can stop China's or India's emissions, if anything because they have the world's two vastest populations to spare on the altar of tiger growth.
Don't get carried away with the appealing to America-loving Democrats.
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Cap and trade is more like bait and switch.
Wake up and smell the tax grab sheeple.
Worked for sulfur dioxide...
We don't have many options for pushing the business advantages of cleaner technology. The worst is a carbon tax, which does nothing but increase consumer costs. Cap and trade is middle-of-the-road. Hoping for goodwill is naive.
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