Little-Acorn
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Nearly every Obama initiative has ended in failure (and often begun that way), in his efforts to get votes for Democrats. Now the latest one he is trying, is to fool people into thinking that man had anything to do with the climate change we are seeing, or can do anything to change it back.
This despite forty years of research that produced not the slightest proof of any effect by man on climate.
The liberals sure can pick 'em, can't they?
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Obama runs wild in Alaska, drinks catkin tea for TV adventure show
Obama runs wild in Alaska, drinks catkin tea for TV adventure show
By Jill Serjeant
Reuters
December 14, 2015
NEW YORK (Reuters) - They shared tea made out of catkins, ate wild salmon picked over by a bear, talked about being a dad and discussed climate change - all while snipers kept watch from the mountains and the official food taster looked on warily.
U.S. President Barack Obama's "Running Wild" Alaska episode with wilderness expert Bear Grylls airs on NBC television on Dec. 17, and Grylls said the short trip showed an intimate and fun side of Obama that has rarely been seen.
"He said it was one of the best days of his presidency," Grylls told reporters. "There were times along the route I had to pinch myself and think, actually, this is the president of America'."
The episode was filmed in September on a trek to Alaska's shrinking Exit Glacier that was aimed at drawing world attention to climate change.
This despite forty years of research that produced not the slightest proof of any effect by man on climate.
The liberals sure can pick 'em, can't they?
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Obama runs wild in Alaska, drinks catkin tea for TV adventure show
Obama runs wild in Alaska, drinks catkin tea for TV adventure show
By Jill Serjeant
Reuters
December 14, 2015
NEW YORK (Reuters) - They shared tea made out of catkins, ate wild salmon picked over by a bear, talked about being a dad and discussed climate change - all while snipers kept watch from the mountains and the official food taster looked on warily.
U.S. President Barack Obama's "Running Wild" Alaska episode with wilderness expert Bear Grylls airs on NBC television on Dec. 17, and Grylls said the short trip showed an intimate and fun side of Obama that has rarely been seen.
"He said it was one of the best days of his presidency," Grylls told reporters. "There were times along the route I had to pinch myself and think, actually, this is the president of America'."
The episode was filmed in September on a trek to Alaska's shrinking Exit Glacier that was aimed at drawing world attention to climate change.