I’m sure Martha thought that up on her own!
Young people like Martha are leading the way in our country’s fight to combat climate change. I’m glad she and I had a chance to talk at our town hall in Ankeny this week.pic.twitter.com/Egp2cOXLWy
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The young girl probably reads and talk about the things she reads with her parents. So yes, she did probably think of that question. My kids ask deep questions every day, especially about climate change. Their lives and future depend on it.
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Make sure to let your 6 yr old know that kamala is running around in a bus and a plane to spread the message. Unless she has a solar powered bus and plane, then I apologize for this.
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How do you get around to all of your venues running for president? Solar vehicles? If you fly on planes or ride in a campaign bus shouldn't you be held accountable for the pollution you help create?
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Amen. I was thinking the same thing. The "Bad guys" are "the Big Oil Companies". Oh, the companies that created the fuel-that runs your bus, your plane, and your car? Kamala needs to tell this girl what will happen to her life if the GrnNewDeal becomes law.pic.twitter.com/ihh1mdPcRm
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Exploitation.
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Exploitation and indoctrination
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But allowing Pg&e to destroy CA isn’t the climate change answer
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The big oil companies are "bad guys", but she freely buys and uses their products. Big oil provides live sustaining energy for literally billions of people, and it's all voluntary, she sees even those who truck the coal are good, but the producers are "bad guys". She has no clue.
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Coal is dying. There are better, cleaner, safer forms of energy. The responsible big oil companies are moving heavily into and investing in clean energy. Chevron comes to mind, investing in solar, wind, and especially in California, geothermal.
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