Nuance: Biden suddenly decides he’s all for clean coal

Via Mary Katharine Ham. I say unto you for the third time this week: The man’s a genius.

Campaigning in Pennsylvania coal country on Thursday,
the Democratic vice……

Goracle calls for civil disobedience to prevent construction of dirty coal plants
The truly frightening thing? He’s actually to the right of a member of the Democratic ticket on this subject.

No word yet on whether he’s drawing the……

Some prior examples;

June, 1993, while the assault weapon ban and Brady Bill were being debated, and Bill Clinton said that there “could be a middle ground” on things like magazine capacities, etc;

(Joe, on TV, on the Senate floor, pounding the podium like Khrushchev)

No, no, no! No compromises! (Pounds in time to his words) This-Is-Religious-Dogma!

(No, he wasn’t talking about the Immaculate Conception.)

June, 2008, while the first (failed) Energy Bill was being debated on the floor, while the Dems were saying “there must be some role for coal, oil, and nuclear power in our energy future”:

Any bill containing any nuclear power development is dead on arrival.

And now, when the Obamessiah tries to garner UMW votes by paying lip service to “clean coal”, Joe basically tells everyone,

You want coal in our immaculate future? Go F*** yourself.

If you want to know what the Democrats really plan to do to you if they win this election, pay very close attention to Joe Biden. Because he’s the only one who you’ll ever get the facts from, however inadvertently.

Then think hard- very hard- about whether or not you can live with the consequences of their plans for you.

clear ether

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And what is all this talk about “clean coal?” Next they are going to say it is articulate.

Elizabetty on September 23, 2008 at 7:40 PM

Heh…good one!

Worth a look at how true SW Virginians feel about Mr. Smugs and Plugs plans…..

Coal is black. John McCain is a racist.

/Karen Tumulty, et al.

SouthernGent on September 23, 2008 at 6:40 PM

And what is all this talk about “clean coal?” Next they are going to say it is articulate.

/Karen Tumulty, et al.

Dear Congressman Boucher,

I don’t see a correlation between your statement and spoken fact. Case in point: Congressman Rick Boucher (D-VA) said “Senator Obama’s a friend of coal.”
Our “friend of coal” Sen. Obama’s VP canidate stated the following “Biden said he wants “no coal plants here in America” and that he and Senator Obama are “not supporting clean coal.”
What is it Congressman, is he a “Friend of Coal” when it is expedient for China to mine and produce clean coal and not Virginians or did you mispeak about our “friends” to the UMWA and all those in SW VA who depend upon coal for a living? I await your response.

I think this girl who might have voted for the Obama/Biden ticket was scarred off by Biden getting in her face and pointing fingers… all the touching is creepy. Where is NOW on this grotesque invasion of personal space.

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