So says Eleni Towns at partisan hack and uber alarmist Joe Romm’s website
Many of the GOP presidential candidates are seeking the votes of church-goers and religious conservatives by presenting themselves as strong defenders of their faith.
However, while candidates mostly agree with their respective churches on issues like abortion and same-sex marriage, they are mostly silent when it comes to environmental issues. Why? Perhaps because their stances directly conflict with the positions of their churches.
A number of leading candidates have embraced an extremist anti-environment platform, in which they deny climate change science, call for the elimination of the Environmental Protection Agency, and support the deregulation of the oil and coal industries.
It keeps going on and on and on, yet, belief in the Cult Of Gore is not a denial of “environmental issues.” Belief in anthropogenic global warming is not an environmental issue at all: it is strictly a political issue, one based on control, which is what most “progressive” policies are about. They are the antithesis of freedom. The AGW crowd has subsumed all real environmental issues under its banner, damaging the legitimacy of those real issues.
But, the Alarmists have to attempt to do something to continue propping up their dying religion. And seeing a Republican gain the White House, one who doesn’t toe the line on AGW, would not help them continue to push for more regulations and control.
