What I Just Learned

I finally learned how politics works.

When Laurie David and Sheryl Crow approached Karl Rove and insisted on being heard on the imaginary Man-Made Global Warming Crisis, Karl Rove was supposed to forget about the 54 million people that voted for President Bush and suddenly embrace the questionable science and Anti-American politics of the 52 million people who voted for Kerry. Wow! Why was he supposed to forget the conservative voters? Because they are rich and famous. They count more than the majority... even if they are wrong. Even if they are "stupid, don't know nuthin about physics, never had an original thought, liberals."

So let me make sure I've got this straight, Hillary Clinton will vote to confirm pro-life judges if we can find someone rich and famous to ask her to rethink her position.

• Someone needs to go to one of their silly rallies and ask them why their opinion counts more than the vote of the electorate.
  
• Someone needs to ask them if they really believe in representative government.
  
• Someone needs to ask them if money and fame makes their voice more important than the majority.
  
• I'd like to ask them what they think about the links between solar radiation particles and precipitation and the probability that precipitation is the centerpiece of the earth's cooling system.
  
• Someone might ask them what percent of CO2 is manmade.
  
• Someone might ask them why CO2 from China and India (exempt from Kyoto) is less damaging than CO2 from the US.
  
• Someone might ask them to roll back their lifestyle to "average" before asking us to roll our's back to "undeveloped".
  
• How about they give away all of their excess wealth to pay for planting trees?
  

I'll tell you why they won't give away their wealth... they want you to change your lifestyle so they won't have to change theirs.
That's what I just learned.