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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 2543769" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Obama sent a team over to Israel at taxpayer expense to help the opposition defeat Netanyahu(they failed). The other day his UN ambassador abstained on a vote that all previous administrations would've vetoed. His admin has been extremely unfriendly to Israel, and I'm not talking about money already earmarked from previous agreements.</p><p></p><p>You seem locked into titles. No, I'm not an economist but show me one who thinks cap-and-trade is a good idea and I'll show you an income redistributing Socialist. You work for Express, right? Do you have any idea what the crippling effect would've been on FedEx under such a scheme? Think they'd ever be able to give raises with all the carbon credits they'd have to buy? For a guy who didn't vote for Obama you sure defend his policies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 2543769, member: 24302"] Obama sent a team over to Israel at taxpayer expense to help the opposition defeat Netanyahu(they failed). The other day his UN ambassador abstained on a vote that all previous administrations would've vetoed. His admin has been extremely unfriendly to Israel, and I'm not talking about money already earmarked from previous agreements. You seem locked into titles. No, I'm not an economist but show me one who thinks cap-and-trade is a good idea and I'll show you an income redistributing Socialist. You work for Express, right? Do you have any idea what the crippling effect would've been on FedEx under such a scheme? Think they'd ever be able to give raises with all the carbon credits they'd have to buy? For a guy who didn't vote for Obama you sure defend his policies. [/QUOTE]
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