We need to install fuel cells in consumer's homes and places of business. Electric and heat cogeneration at the point of consumption would do for power generation and transmission what LED is doing for the indoor agricultural industry.
And it's 25 years old. What have they done for the environment lately?
It takes 5 to make a Supreme Court decision, and four of the required votes came from 'conservative' judges- who, as @Flaming Pie astutely pointed out, did anything but conserve the constitutional rights of We the People.
I think his previous voting record makes up for it. This was a bad vote for him, but he's come down on the right side of much more important votes. Having judges (and politicians for that matter) who are willing to compromise instead of just toe the party line and support whatever their party says is a GOOD thing. Partisan politics are what has torn this country apart for years, and viewing a willingness to compromise as a flaw or weakness is going to continue the cycle indefinitely.
Again, read the things AFTER what the graph on that site (A site which says that Obama is 2012 was more right wing than Palin was in 2008, so you know they are full of shit) and you will see that it is a site run without even the pretext of neutrality. It is just an ideologue's view of American politics, and their "Political Compass" has nothing at all to do with the paradigm of American politics. Within the context of American politics, Hillary IS a left wing politician (with some centrist leanings, but not as much as Bill had) and her appointees would be liberal as well.
That graph is useless because it doesn't have a space for liberalism. Your assumptions about political compass dot org are wildly incorrect, as well.
They are still doing. Look it up. Follow the source I provided.
Which votes?
The chains of accountability to the people have been broken in our country.
Uhhh what's that word under Left?
I noticed that years ago. They want to neuter the USA. Easier to control.
Dood. The rest of the planet defines socialism as state owned corporations. In America, it's defined as public highways. With tolls.
That's because you don't give a shit about gay marriage or women's choice or separation of church and state or gun control, issues he has been consistently in support of. Illegal search and seizure is bad, but the fact is the dude HAD warrants and those are what allowed him to be searched, only the initial stop was illegal. Protecting people who HAVE warrants is WAY down on my list of issues. Honestly, if this case had involved someone who was genuinely innocent I would feel differently, but personally I think this "You can't prosecute me for breaking the law because you shouldn't have even found out" is, to me, like a child saying that a parent can't get mad for finding drugs in their room because "you shouldn't have been looking in there in the first place". I'll go to bat for anyone who is actually innocent and gets railroaded by unfair laws, but I refuse to put my neck on the line for actual criminals with warrants who are sloppy about buying drugs, that's their own damn fault.
Republicans in this country scream about guns, but they're more than happy to toss the REST of our constitutional rights in the trash. Democrats have followed their lead in order to get money, too.
You said it didn't have a space for liberalism. Liberalism and socialism are not synonyms. Socialists do not constitute a large portion of either the politicians or the voters in American politics. Socialists are viewed as less attractive to Americans than Atheists are.
You ever try speaking for yourself? Cuz you aren't saying what I would, nor most of my associates.
I am only speaking for myself. When did I ever say I was speaking for you?
