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No EPA, that just can't be. George W doesn't believe in global warming and that's that. He knows! This is just all liberal silly talk. Right? Maybe not!
Don't tell me that the EPA is finally going to be allowed to speak the truth on an issue. I guess that Prez Bush has decided that he'll finally let a bit of common sense be spoken in his last few months in office. The next administration will have to be a tremendous improvement when it comes to putting science ahead of the interests of big polluters.
Who turned up the sun?
now now Dairy Farmers, please do not let your cows pass gas. It's warming up the planet.....LOL!!
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