(More) Stupidity in the White House

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This is explained quite easily, and so simply that it can be understood by even the simplest simpleton.

There will always be local and regional fluctuations in weather and sometimes these will be extreme. The extremes might be either extremes of heat or cold or extreme shortages or excesses of precipitation. These episodic and short-term extremes in weather conditions are not, and should not be interpreted as "climate change," except on the part of those whose disordered concepts of "climate," "climate change" and "global warming" are driven not by scientific factors, but by right wingnut naivete'. In that case, it is appropriate for such self-appointed "experts" to utter bold but nonsensical affirmations about localized and transient weather conditions, thus giving themselves an inflated sense of technical confidence, while simultaneously revealing the depths of their ignorance.

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Originally posted by JOY4567:
Posted in another thread by the liberal hero, beternU:

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This is explained quite easily, and so simply that it can be understood by even the simplest simpleton.

There will always be local and regional fluctuations in weather and sometimes these will be extreme. The extremes might be either extremes of heat or cold or extreme shortages or excesses of precipitation. These episodic and short-term extremes in weather conditions are not, and should not be interpreted as "climate change," except on the part of those whose disordered concepts of "climate," "climate change" and "global warming" are driven not by scientific factors, but by right wingnut naivete'. In that case, it is appropriate for such self-appointed "experts" to utter bold but nonsensical affirmations about localized and transient weather conditions, thus giving themselves an inflated sense of technical confidence, while simultaneously revealing the depths of their ignorance.

So, we clearly have "wingnut naivete" in the White House today -- showing the "depths of their ignorance.".

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Originally posted by beternU:

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Originally posted by JOY4567:
Posted in another thread by the liberal hero, beternU:

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This is explained quite easily, and so simply that it can be understood by even the simplest simpleton.

There will always be local and regional fluctuations in weather and sometimes these will be extreme. The extremes might be either extremes of heat or cold or extreme shortages or excesses of precipitation. These episodic and short-term extremes in weather conditions are not, and should not be interpreted as "climate change," except on the part of those whose disordered concepts of "climate," "climate change" and "global warming" are driven not by scientific factors, but by right wingnut naivete'. In that case, it is appropriate for such self-appointed "experts" to utter bold but nonsensical affirmations about localized and transient weather conditions, thus giving themselves an inflated sense of technical confidence, while simultaneously revealing the depths of their ignorance.

So, we clearly have "wingnut naivete" in the White House today -- showing the "depths of their ignorance.".

Gibbs is no expert in climate change and he was wrong in what he said. But the huge preponderance of scientific experts who agree that we are experiencing climate change are not wrong. I believe in going with experts, and not relying on anyone's press spokespersons.

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I believe in going with experts, and not relying on anyone's press spokespersons

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Earth has been going through climate change since God created it and will continue to go through climate change, nothing man can do to change that.

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Originally posted by ferrellj:
Earth has been going through climate change since God created it and will continue to go through climate change, nothing man can do to change that.

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Originally posted by teyates:
I think Gibbs is an Auburn man, give him a break, he may not know any better.