Jesse Ventura ran a
list of how Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush are two
peas in a pod.
My responses:
1. is interesting. I
ran a search on “hillary clinton entitled” and the first two
pages of results are solidly hard line right-wingers. Not surprised
to see that lefties don't see her that way, but interesting to see
that middle-of-the-road people don't see her that way, either.
5. False
equivalence. There's no evidence Clinton is hiding anything by having
used a private email account. I didn't agree with her doing so once I
heard about it, but her supervisor didn't object to it. Bush has not
hid anything so much as he's made selective disclosures of his email.
He's been completely silent on many very important subjects, but if
his brother doesn't get subpoenaed then he won't either.
9. Good to hear they
both believe that climate change is a real and serious thing.
10. Clinton has kept
away from loudly and forcefully criticizing the TPP, but she
certainly hasn't praised it either, so I wouldn't count her as a
supporter.
13. Green groups are
divided on how close she is to the oil industry. “Her
environmental record as secretary of state from 2009 to 2013 includes
launching a global initiative to reduce emissions of soot and some
greenhouse gases, though not targeting carbon dioxide, the main
culprit in global warming.”
Interesting piece,
but I wouldn't regard it as the final word. Yes, there's some tension
between her commitment to stop global warming and her oil industry
ties. Certainly worth following to see how that plays out.
Update: This is a very hopeful sign. Clinton makes a strong bid to support renewable energy. A very good thing in any event, but especially good concerning her oil industry ties.
Update: This is a very hopeful sign. Clinton makes a strong bid to support renewable energy. A very good thing in any event, but especially good concerning her oil industry ties.
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