Classy.
A new kind of politics that we can believe in.


Lush as the planet may now be, it is as nothing compared to earlier times, when levels of CO2 and Earth temperatures were far higher. In the age of the dinosaur, for example, CO2 levels may have been five to 10 times higher than today, spurring a luxuriantly fertile planet whose plant life sated the immense animals of that era. ...
This blossoming Earth could now be in jeopardy, for reasons both natural and man-made. According to a growing number of scientists, the period of global warming that we have experienced over the past few centuries as Earth climbed out of the Little Ice Age is about to end. ...
With less heat and less carbon dioxide, the planet could become less hospitable and less green... *
The 10 oldest bars in the U.S. I've only been to McGillin's. But I went with the Dawg! Trot's swingin' for the blog!
See, they could've gone and made a joke like, "Half? Aren't they at least worth three-fifths?" And you can be sure they would have, if the GOP had done this.