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To: bentway who wrote (293964)	11/27/2010 1:20:59 PM
From: grusum	Respond to of 306849

Are you a "Palin for President" man? Two time Bush voter? there are others i'd like to see get the nomination. but i do support most of the tea party candidates. i supported bush the first time, but not the second. i wanted someone more fiscally conservative.

To: bentway who wrote (293964)	11/27/2010 1:25:56 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

no, he voted for barr. but he is infatuated with palin. she really has him spell bound that he can't even agree that restoring the constitution is something she should do - even though he's a constitutionalist. cognitive dissonance at its best... btw, could someone please turn on the hat - it is freezing down here in san diego. it is also snowing up in seattle - something that rarely happened back during the 70s when they climate fear mongers predicted an ice age. in my quarter century in seattle (facing an ice age! -lol-), it never snowed in april... but it did a few years ago - after all that "warming." you see, removing the cooler temperature locations and proclaiming "warming" by comparing to the previous, unadjusted data, doesn't actually make anything warmer. The list of problems central to the global warming fraud just doesn't seem to end... On Jan. 29, they released a startling study showing that starting in 1990, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) began systematically eliminating climate-measuring stations in cooler locations around the world. Eliminating stations that tended to record cooler temperatures drove up the average measured temperature. The stations eliminated were in higher latitudes and altitudes, inland areas away from the sea and more rural locations. The drop in the number of weather stations was dramatic, declining from more than 6,000 stations to fewer than 1,500. washingtontimes.com of course, we'd all grow old and die before you ever told anyone this TRUTH. BRRRRR......