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Under the radar as will be another treaty/climate meeting right around election time in Egypt.
But yes the 21 Republicans that voted for it. If not another smoke filled backroom deal another example of what happens after throwing some hot button emotional issues at RINOs.
Is this the work of "special climate envoy' Kerry?
There's pork in it for those 21 Republicans somewhere. They wouldn't side with the Dems unless they were offered something in return for their votes.
Last Wednesday, the Senate ratified the Kigali Amendment, a treaty that will phase out the world’s use of hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, a climate pollutant used as an industrial refrigerant and in sprayable consumer products.
That the Senate got it done caps an unprecedented year for American climate policy. “Ratifying the Kigali Amendment, along with passing the Inflation Reduction Act, is the strongest one-two punch against climate change any Congress has ever taken,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, said before the vote.
Under the radar as will be another treaty/climate meeting right around election time in Egypt.
But yes the 21 Republicans that voted for it. If not another smoke filled backroom deal another example of what happens after throwing some hot button emotional issues at RINOs.
Is this the work of "special climate envoy' Kerry?
Last Wednesday, the Senate ratified the Kigali Amendment, a treaty that will phase out the world’s use of hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, a climate pollutant used as an industrial refrigerant and in sprayable consumer products.
That the Senate got it done caps an unprecedented year for American climate policy. “Ratifying the Kigali Amendment, along with passing the Inflation Reduction Act, is the strongest one-two punch against climate change any Congress has ever taken,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, said before the vote.
I'm happy to see the U.S. finally joining the rest of the world in facing this issue.
He should say the largest one-two punch against the American economy, the American working class and individual freedom. BTW, anyone see what the stock market did in response?
It was a bipartisan vote. 21 Republicans voted for it. So much for "the stupidity of the left."
The stipidity of the Left joined by the stupidity of RINOs. Kissing cousins. 90% of Republicans opposed.
The idea that 1 cross-over vote constitutes "bipartisanship" is yet another bastardization of the English language to serve the Leftist agenda. The term "bipartisan" used to mean that a significant cross-party vote contributed to its passing. Once again the mainstream media, acting as Das Reich propagandists have hijacked a useful term and stood it on its head to mean an outlier vote within an opposing party.
10% of the GOP voting for something the Left wants is anything but bipartisan. Not even close.
Climate change supporters are so dumb. They actually believe that somehow this bit of legislation will magically make things better, but of course, they don't realize that Europe, Africa, India, Pakistan, China, etc, etc don't support stupidity such as this.
It's time to kick the UN to the curb where they belong.
Virtue signaling has reached an existential level and will destroy this country. more specifically, the left wing radicals, now mainstream democrat party is now destroying the country.
Tossing out tidbits of scientific jargon makes experts out of political hacks and befuddles the masses.
Really? The Americans are suffering because of these policies because they are drawn up by the elite who don't care or understand the effect on people.
Europe is reverting back to coal, so the liberal idiots can come up with any policy they choose. People will do what they have to in order to survive.
Elite drawn them out for the rest of us. They don't oblige to it, after all, they can buy carbon credits from the company they own. They still fly around in their private jets. For the rest of us, too bad, we aren't reach enough.
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