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| | {{See also|117th Congress}} | | {{See also|117th Congress}} |
| | ===Green New Deal=== | | ===Green New Deal=== |
| − | [[File:JD Sunrise GND Rez 84H11SCoSponsors Announce 1200x1200 021318.png|right|350px|thumb|84 House Democrats and 11 Democrat Senators sponsored the New Green Deal; the proposal killed 25,000 jobs the first week.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/14/politics/amazon-aoc-democrats-future/index.html</ref>]]
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| − | :{{See also|Marxism|Global warming}}
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| | The [[junk science]] behind the [[Green New Deal]] was embraced by virtually all [[2020 presidential election|2020 Democratic presidential candidates]]. For example, that Medicare for All, a guaranteed income and minimum wage increase, unionization, killing all cows and destroying the airline and automotive industries would save the planet from final destruction before the year 2030. | | The [[junk science]] behind the [[Green New Deal]] was embraced by virtually all [[2020 presidential election|2020 Democratic presidential candidates]]. For example, that Medicare for All, a guaranteed income and minimum wage increase, unionization, killing all cows and destroying the airline and automotive industries would save the planet from final destruction before the year 2030. |
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| | ====If you like lockdown, you'll love the Green New Deal==== | | ====If you like lockdown, you'll love the Green New Deal==== |
| − | :{{See also|CCP global pandemic}}
| + | {{See also|CCP global pandemic}} |
| | In an editorial published by the ''Washington Examiner'' entitled "If you like the pandemic lockdown, you're going to love the 'Green New Deal'", the editors wrote: | | In an editorial published by the ''Washington Examiner'' entitled "If you like the pandemic lockdown, you're going to love the 'Green New Deal'", the editors wrote: |
| − | {{quotebox|When socialist darling Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez first floated her “Green New Deal,” it was an intangible vision for [[society]] rather than a concrete policy proposal. Even after the New York Democrat and her acolytes added details (including a ban on airplanes and flatulent cows) in a voluminous range of policies costing an astounding $93 trillion, the idea of running the economy without fossil fuels seemed unthinkable. | + | [[File:JD Sunrise GND Rez 84H11SCoSponsors Announce 1200x1200 021318.png|right|350px|thumb|84 House Democrats and 11 Democrat Senators sponsored the New Green Deal; the proposal killed 25,000 jobs the first week.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/14/politics/amazon-aoc-democrats-future/index.html</ref>]] |
| | + | {{quotebox-float|When socialist darling Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez first floated her “Green New Deal,” it was an intangible vision for [[society]] rather than a concrete policy proposal. Even after the New York Democrat and her acolytes added details (including a ban on airplanes and flatulent cows) in a voluminous range of policies costing an astounding $93 trillion, the idea of running the economy without fossil fuels seemed unthinkable. |
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| | Now, however, thanks to the [[pandemic]] lockdown of society, the public is in a position to judge what the “Green New Deal” revolution would look like. It's like redoing this global pandemic and economic slump every year. | | Now, however, thanks to the [[pandemic]] lockdown of society, the public is in a position to judge what the “Green New Deal” revolution would look like. It's like redoing this global pandemic and economic slump every year. |