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Okay then action on climate change is widely supported by the public. Around 2/3rds of Americans believe more should be done about it. So you really can't turn

Okay then action on climate change is widely supported by the public. Around 2/3rds of Americans believe more should be done about it. So you really can't turn around and come up with similar numbers and say those are popular but that climate change action is not. It comes down to the same thing: your politicians are lying to you. They absolutely can do much more about climate change, and they choose not to. Again, I know it's hard for you to accept you've been had by these smooth talking crooks you voted for, but that's the reality. They are not being held back by a small minority of the population who don't like it. Continuing to believe this with all the evidence against it is like believing the earth is flat or global warming is a hoax.

gruez 5y ago
>Okay then action on climate change is widely supported by the public. Around 2/3rds of Americans believe more should be done about it. >So you really can't turn around and come up with similar numbers and say those are popular but that climate change action is not. I'm not denying that people actually "support" it (in the boolean sense). I'm just saying that they don't really support it that much. From the polls I've provided last comment, it's clear that terrorism (and therefore the war) was near the top of voter priorities, whereas global warming is at the bottom of the list. Is it that surprising that congress doesn't want to address hard-to-tackle issues that people don't feel too strongly about?