Socialist Democrats Pass Cap And Trade Bill
The Socialist Democrats in the House of Representatives, led by Nancy Pelosi and Henry Waxman, have done it to us again. This time they have passed their Cap and Trade Bill, a 1200 + page boondoggle that few of them have even taken the time to read. This bill is projected to harm the manufacturing sector and cause estimated “net” job losses, averaging about 1.15 million between 2012 and 2030. The overall gross domestic product losses would average $393 billion per year from 2012 to 2035, and the cumulative loss in gross domestic product would be $9.4 trillion by 2035. The national debt for a family of four would increase by $115,000 by 2035. All of this and there is little chance that the measure will be successful in accomplishing what is intended.
This bill is the equivalent of a huge tax increase on working class Americans and doesn’t do much more than pander to the liberal environmentalist wing of the Socialist Democrat Party. There is no conclusive effort that global warming, man-made or naturally occurring, is taking place. Many prominent scientists are now saying that the Earth is beginning a cooling cycle. The Congress has neither performed nor commissioned any independent studies on man-made climate change. Rather, they are taking the word of Al Gore. If anyone conducts even a casual analysis of Gore’s motivation when it comes to the global warming religion, profit becomes apparent. He has made millions off of the climate change hysteria he continues to nurture.
Is passage of Cap and Trade going to be the event that causes patriotic Americans to wake up and do something about the out of control people ruining, I mean running our country? Will the increased costs of goods make the populace realize what is happening to our great nation? We can only hope that enough people are fed-up with the Democrats by the 2010 elections that we will once again see tremendous change. Don’t forget to contact your senator and let him/her know how you feel about Cap and Trade.
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About the Author: Bill is a 51 year old IT Professional who enjoys political blogging in his spare time after work and after the daily grind at the gym.
June 27th, 2009 at 7:30 am
This is disgusting, We need to clean out this bunch of thieve in 2010!
July 1st, 2009 at 5:03 pm
Cap and trade may be better described as crap and made as it set up America for the biggest Ponzi scheme since Bernie decided to get into investments. The idea that we can trade carbon credits so those who want to pollute can continue to do so is nothing more than a trade in ignorance. When I wanted to buy a piece of property the county demanded mitigation for the helpless Gnat Catcher that might, someday, perhaps, to decide that possibly, in the future think about mating and therefore I needed to buy two additional acres in a far away portion of the State to offset the damage that I would assuredly be making to this piece of land. As if the sentient little bird had enough hoot spa (spelling) to pick up its wings and relocate 500 miles north?
Cap and trade will be nothing more than an excuse for graft and fraud as exemplified by a Chinese factory already traded four times to help some poor over-polluting, money grabbing industrialist to alleviate his over active conscious as he does his part in the destruction of humanity. His trade of his Carbon output will have been marginalized by that same factory over and over again and in the process the whole of mankind will be saved. Thank goodness for Crap and Made. It is nothing more than Crap and we have all just been made to look like fools, welcome to the reality of Modern Politics, long live Obama!
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July 1st, 2009 at 7:43 pm
Hi Richard,
It is a shame that more people do not see through the smoke and mirrors of “Crap and Made” along with the hoax of global warming. Thanks for taking the time to visit our blog and for your comments.
Regards,
Bill