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Environment & Energy

Hydra

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6. It seems like we're getting less and less official voice as we go along

Reply to RiverLover (Original post)

Mon Aug 31, 2015, 10:36 PM

Aug 2015

Bernie is going to have to shake all the apple trees himself and get the issues out there. He's done really well with economic inequality and social justice, he can keep moving with anti-war and climate change...and we'll hear very little from the other candidates in the mean time.

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Bernie Sanders: The Environment Deserves a Debate [View all] RiverLover Aug 2015 OP

Low interest in the environment HassleCat Aug 2015 #1

Yes, low interest, that's why 100000 Americans took the time to go to NYC for a climate action march RiverLover Aug 2015 #2

Climate change HassleCat Aug 2015 #3

Love the idea. I'm first and foremost an environmentalist. cheapdate Aug 2015 #4

kick, kick, kick.... daleanime Aug 2015 #5

It seems like we're getting less and less official voice as we go along Hydra Aug 2015 #6

To be fair, O'Malley is bringing up all of these issues as well. RiverLover Sep 2015 #8

K&R silverweb Sep 2015 #7

Indeed it is. /nt RiverLover Sep 2015 #9