I'd rather give subsidies to small promising businesses that choose to pay their employees above minimum wage, so that they have a better chance to succeed. When it comes to multi-million/billion companies though, they can fuck right off with their billions in subsidies.
As president, I will end federal subsidies for oil companies and invest that money in supporting renewable energy & renewable agriculture—industries that are vital to our future, address climate change, and are necessary for energy & food security.https://tulsi.click/b9t9td
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Aren’t oil companies investing in renewable energy projects? Would a company like Exxon have to abandon oil in order to get government for a wind farm?
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Exxon lied about climate change for 40 plus years. And destroyed a lot of Alaska’s coast. I don’t feel bad for Exxon.
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You're comically unqualified to be president. Just stop. Go work for Assad, the ruthless dictator who uses chemical weapons on his own people and who you support. You're a farce. Resign from Congress.
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Critical thinking isn't you're strong suit I see.
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Tulsi needs 65,000 donors, even if its just $1, to get on the debate stage. She raises important issues that many other candidates dont talk about
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$18B subsidies to fossil fuel. Only $2.5B to renewables. Let’s make it $20B to green. No change in budget.
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Btw. $18B per year is $3,500 per car for each of 5 Million cars sold annually in the USA.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH TULSI!!
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Once upon a time communities farmed together. It wasn't just about raising food. It was also about community spirit. It's time to reduce our reliance on corporate farming and return to sustainable small scale local agriculture.
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I sent my five bucks in already. I want her on the debate stage! Her stance on foreign policy and anti-war has got to be heard. It's also crucial to the
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Keep sending a 5 every few days m. It counts.
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What is "renewable agriculture"?
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Read story. It’s a way of farming that’s good for the soil and environment. And the food produced actually contains nutrients.
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None of your great ideas or anyones great ideas can be done without building a huge public grassroots movement to challenge establishment corporate bought politicians in their "safe seats". How will you build that movement?
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Now there's a campaign platform I can get behind! It seems that's all Tulsi has to offer. Just one awesome campaign policy or platform that makes sense. She makes the choice of who to stand with an awfully easy one.
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How about implementing a carbon rewards system like Australia?
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Thank you for offering a real Green Energy New Deal in the tradition of Roosevelt & not selling the corporate Dem Obama/Goldman Sachs Cap & Trade scam.
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Excited to see you support alternatives to petrochemical Big Agriculture, which, of course, is detrimental to the climate, but also soil structure and fertility. Our topsoil is being degraded, and w/ it, our food security. We must regenerate soil health.https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/only-60-years-of-farming-left-if-soil-degradation-continues/ …
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