I found it ironic that when the energy "crisis" was fading and gas prices dropping and bush was trying to salvage his energy "plan" (read: drill, drill, drill), his sound bite was "when there is not an immediate crisis that is evident, it is hard to get people to think long term." It would be nice if he could apply the same logic to the kyoto treaty. bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Remote" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 12:08 AM Subject: Re: Okay now I'm REALLY steamed, adult children of presidents ... NJC But more to your point, I think it is disgraceful that Bush is torpedoing (is that a word?) the global warming talks, and that he has the audacity to link the Star Wars boondoggle to nuclear arms reduction talks. I completely understand when you and others say they feel he is making the world a less safe place. And you are right-to line the pockets of his cronies. Shame on us for letting young Caesar assume the throne-he's obviously not all there. And none of this is in defense of Clinton-he's on his own! RR, unhappy that 60% of our taxes go to the military- proves the cold war was a farce all along, and Eisenhower was right about the military-industrial complex
