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Obama v Hillary. I can't decide. Will someone please decide for me. Now that's what I call leadership!
>Anonymous | 7:20 a.m. July 17, 2008
>Matheson is fluffy too. Lots of talk. No results. No
>heavy lifting. No dificult decision. Everything is >political.
>
>Obama v Hillary. I can't decide. Will someone please >decide for me. Now that's what I call leadership!
As he posts anonymously. I'm sorry, I have to turn off my computer until the irony meter recovers.
Our firast priorities should be :
1. Keep Nevada from draining the aquifiers under both states for the benefit of Las vegas.
2. Getting Kennecott to clean up the 70 square miles of aquifier under the Salt lake valley that it has polluted so badly. I am talking cleanup of the aquifier, estimated to cost over a billion$, not just filtering out some pumped water for immediate use, which is what Utah officials have agreed to let Ken. do. Local officials screwed up, bigtime on this.
As for fluffyness,
Go without a drink for a couple of days or without a shower for a week....then,
Go put your head under a faucet and tell me that water security is a fluffy goal.