Yeah, I was wondering (not actually) where the story about Sirota would be.

Good thing that all of your fears can be allayed by looking at other first world countries with single payer healthcare systems where literally all of your concerns never came true.

Every other ‘western’ democracy has socialized (universal coverage) healthcare it’scheaper, with higher standards, and better care.

Beto doing well in one state and Bernie doing well enough across the country

No idea - but given their sickening defense of Maduro, just go look for apologetics on that front.

Here in Belgium there are some Toyotas and Hyundai/Kia, but nothing like the amount in the US. A lot more French cars, which makes sense.

Anecdotally, I basically never see Infinitis, pretty rarely see Lexus. Honestly there aren’t even all that many Japanese cars around in total. Europeans tend to buy European.

Stop telling people about it! Now I may have to wait in line when I fly home!

Whoops, there are some libertarian climate deniers elsewhere in the thread - hard to know what the tone is.

I remember taking a job in the wind industry back in 2008. Then the federal tax credit for wind energy got killed off by hope and change.

If you do the math, this credit costs a couple hundred million bucks - a tiny fraction of the budget, and not money that would be otherwise used to build power plants (which are built by utilities, not the federal government in any case). If you want to build even one nuclear plant, you’re going to need to scare up a…

When modern progressives and socialists get good at graphic design, I’ll use their charts.

Arguing with this idiot is a waste of time. He’s a pseudo intellectual following a cargo cult political religion. Dismiss and ignore.

I don’t think you get a meaningful boost to party votes by hosting a convention, particularly not in a state with as much population as Texas. 

the economies of scale would bring the price of solar/EV down way quicker

Goebbels was competent, while Sanders is playing to an audience of one.

I’d rather drive a Hellcat with a Prius drivetrain than the original.

Like, it used to be a reliably center-right magazine

Coal is not the most common electricity source in the US, natural gas is. Coal is declining extremely rapidly. Even if coal were, though, grid-level generation is far more efficient than effectively carrying around your generation source (the engine) with you.

Arctic geographer here - you don’t know anything about polar ice or climate change, but it’s cute that you think being alive in the 1970's counts as some sort of credential.