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* Liberal events are notorious for generating hundreds of tons of [[garbage|litter]] and leaving the area a trampled, muddy, often eroded mess where nothing grows.  Such events include inaugurations of liberal presidents, [[protest]] demonstrations sponsored by [[ANSWER]], the [[Woodstock]] festivals in 1969, 1994, and 1999, and even [[Earth Day]] celebrations.  Compare this to the benign conservative, patriotic, and small town festivals such as the [[Fourth of July]], where people pick up their litter and little damage is done to the ground.

* Liberal events are notorious for generating hundreds of tons of [[garbage|litter]] and leaving the area a trampled, muddy, often eroded mess where nothing grows.  Such events include inaugurations of liberal presidents, [[protest]] demonstrations sponsored by [[ANSWER]], the [[Woodstock]] festivals in 1969, 1994, and 1999, and even [[Earth Day]] celebrations.  Compare this to the benign conservative, patriotic, and small town festivals such as the [[Fourth of July]], where people pick up their litter and little damage is done to the ground.

[[Image:1915b7ec753fa9d0352885dc23da4469.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The aftermath of the inauguration of [[Barack Obama]] on January 20, 2009: 100 tons of trash to clean up.]]

[[Image:1915b7ec753fa9d0352885dc23da4469.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The aftermath of the inauguration of [[Barack Obama]] on January 20, 2009: 100 tons of trash to clean up.]]

* Liberal [[immigration]] policies adopted in the United States due to the passage of the 1965 Immigration Act, opened the floodgates to unsustainable population growth in the United States which continues to this day.  Had immigration levels been left at pre-1965 levels, U.S. population would have likely stabilized at around 240 million by now.  Instead, it is over 300 million, and expected to reach 468 million by the year 2060,<ref>http://www.cis.org/impact_on_population.html</ref> mostly due to mass immigration.  The U.S. ecology cannot handle this rate of population growth.<ref>http://balance.org/alerts/alert122004.html</ref>

* Liberal [[immigration]] policies adopted in the United States due to the passage of the 1965 Immigration Act, opened the floodgates to unsustainable population growth in the United States which continues to this day.  Had immigration levels been left at pre-1965 levels, U.S. population would have likely stabilized at around 240 million by now.  Instead, it is over 300 million, and expected to reach 468 million by the year 2060,<ref>https://www.cis.org/impact_on_population.html</ref> mostly due to mass immigration.  The U.S. ecology cannot handle this rate of population growth.<ref>http://balance.org/alerts/alert122004.html</ref>

* Likewise, the ecology of U.S. National Parks and Monuments bordering [[Mexico]] has been trampled and is severely at risk from the [[illegal alien]]s coming into the U.S. who enter through those parks (such as Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument).  Liberal environmental groups responded to this threat, not by supporting the [[border wall]], but by filing lawsuits against the fence claiming it would disrupt [[animal]] habitats.  When in fact, the flood of illegal aliens already did disrupt those animal habitats.<ref>http://www.desertinvasion.us/</ref>

* Likewise, the ecology of U.S. National Parks and Monuments bordering [[Mexico]] has been trampled and is severely at risk from the [[illegal alien]]s coming into the U.S. who enter through those parks (such as Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument).  Liberal environmental groups responded to this threat, not by supporting the [[border wall]], but by filing lawsuits against the fence claiming it would disrupt [[animal]] habitats.  When in fact, the flood of illegal aliens already did disrupt those animal habitats.<ref>http://www.desertinvasion.us/</ref>

* Liberal environmentalist demands for cleaner burning [[gasoline]] led to the addition of MTBE (methyl tert-butyl ether) into gasoline starting in 1979, with higher levels of MTBE mandated after 1992 to comply with the demands of the [[Clean Air Act]].  The leakage of MTBE from tens of thousands of storage tanks has contaminated tens of thousands of water wells throughout the U.S.  An even small release of MTBE can render a large supply of water unpotable.  MTBE was finally banned in some states in 2004-2005, but the damage has already been done.  The cost of environmental cleanup and lawsuits from its use range upwards of $30 billion.

* Liberal environmentalist demands for cleaner burning [[gasoline]] led to the addition of MTBE (methyl tert-butyl ether) into gasoline starting in 1979, with higher levels of MTBE mandated after 1992 to comply with the demands of the [[Clean Air Act]].  The leakage of MTBE from tens of thousands of storage tanks has contaminated tens of thousands of water wells throughout the U.S.  An even small release of MTBE can render a large supply of water unpotable.  MTBE was finally banned in some states in 2004-2005, but the damage has already been done.  The cost of environmental cleanup and lawsuits from its use range upwards of $30 billion.