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Politics : President Barack Obama

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To: koan who wrote (74584)5/13/2010 12:47:09 AM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 149317
 
Big-ticket environmental groups, such as the League of Conservation Voters and the Sierra Club, also joined the festivities, giving Salazar a score of 100% for his record as a Senator.

Okay, you got the above and then you have other environmentalists [who ever they are] who don't like the guy:

And this one:

Salazar had a long record of clashes with environmental activists while serving as the Attorney General for the State of Colorado in the 1990s. One case with particularly ominous tones, given the current BP-oil spill cleanup, involved Salazar botching the Summitville Mine Superfund cleanup. The then Attorney General claimed that the Canadian-based Summitville Consolidated Mining Corp. would be made to pay for all of the environmental damage caused by their gold mining operation. In the end, Salazar’s inept negotiations and unwillingness to legally prosecute the company meant that millions of dollars in public funds were expended during the cleanup (Counterpunch, 12/18/2008). Salazar allowed Summitville to cut and run.


Frankly, why do you trust the comments by brand x environmentalists and not the ones by Obama and the highly regarded environmental groups like the Sierra Club. After all, I don't know of anyone in public office who pleases everyone.
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