Billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer on Friday afternoon called on the party to add another debate focused on climate change and clean energy, adding his voice to a pitched disagreement over the number of Democratic debates.
Yeah, that would be exciting, watching everyone agree that climate change is real and we need more clean energy. Who can shout the affirmative the loudest, this is the big test before we hand you the reigns of the world's only remaining Super Power.
Wait, we got downgraded from that? Something, huge debts, something, China? Oh, never mind then.
Steyer, an environmentalist who is one of the party’s major financiers and who already hosted a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, said he wants the debate to occur before the Iowa caucuses in February.
Is his support for one of the candidates a conflict of interest or have we all stop carrying about "rules?"
“Since the candidates — and the Democratic Party — understand that climate change is our greatest threat, they must allow voters the opportunity to hear a thoughtful and robust discussion — not just a single question — about their plans to solve this issue,”reads the release put out by Steyer’s group, NextGen Climate.
Several thrilling hours of agreeing on everything but ultimately meaningless minutia and discussing wind farms, bicycling everywhere, solar power success stories like Solyndra...good seats still available.
But the DNC showed no willingness to budge on Friday, instead suggesting that Steyer could host a candidate forum, not a debate.
You can do an autograph session and maybe some gimmick tables but nobody wants a thoughtful and robust discussion of anything, let alone alternate energy and eliminating the flush toilet and automobile for anyone with a net worth less than $1,000,000,000.
Bernie Sanders has also urged the DNC to add more debates, while Clinton — who Steyer has not formally endorsed — has simply said she is open to participating in more.
As long as they don't conflict with the court dates, of course.
Later I'll show you this clock I took apart.
Steyer, whose wallet would be significant to any presidential candidate, recently praised Clinton over her opposition of the Keystone XL pipeline.
We want your wallet, not your wet-brain single issue fixations.
The first Democratic debate is currently set for October 13 in Las Vegas.
What happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas, hopefully.
Komment Korner
How can one be so, so rich and yet so, so stupid?
I've made $84,000 so far this year working online
go back to china, Uzbekistan, or wherever you are...
Sanders isn't a socialist. He's a democratic socialist.
I'd like to see Hillary and the ancient commie go at each other with whips and cattle prods.
Aaron Zehner is the author of "The Foolchild Invention" available in paperback and e-book format. Read free excerpts here and here.
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