Daily Topics - Monday September 21st, 2015

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Hour One: The Contrast Between Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Reince Priebus...

Hour Two: Should Climate Deniers Be In Prison? Paul Driessen, Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow

Hour Three: Why A Muslim President Would Be Great For America

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harry.houck@comcast.net's picture
harry.houck@com... 10 years 48 weeks ago
#1

Ask the oil liar if there are ANY factories making new petroleum. I don't know of any, but I do know my solar panels are making energy.

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mathboy 10 years 48 weeks ago
#2

Maybe Thom should go into a little more detail on Syria with climate change deniers. The drought led to mass outcry for assistance. The Syrian government refused to help, for whatever reason (I suspect sectarianism--Shi'a on the coast vs. Sunni inland). This started a rebellion, and the destruction of homes has led to huge numbers of refugees.

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