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...link between climate warming and terrorism...

You are forgetting that of the five elections that were so close the popular vote winner lost the Electoral College, Hillary had by far the greatest plurality of popular votes?

Trump refuses to make a state visit to the UK until Theresa May "fixes warm UK welcome".

"When I know I’m going to get a better reception, I’ll come and not before", it has been reported, he told the PM.

Re: roger (Post 6465597)
The Pentagon concluded similarly some time ago in the Quadrennial Defense Review, reporting that the effects of climate change are "threat multipliers", enabling terrorism and other violence by aggravating underlying societal problems.

what we now know about Trump/Russia (and what else we are about to learn) is almost entirely a consequence of reporting entities doing their job.

... temperature increase will be reduced by a small fraction of 1 degree by the year 2100 , is going to stop terrorism from killing thousands this year, and next, and next just how?

...Look to the right now and you’re apt to find an alternative reality in which the same set of facts is rearranged to compose an entirely different narrative. On Fox News, host Lou Dobbs offered a representative example on Thursday night, when he described the Donald Trump Jr. email story, with wild-eyed fervor, like this: “This is about a full-on assault by the left, the Democratic Party, to absolutely carry out a coup d’état against President Trump aided by the left-wing media.”

Mr. Dobbs isn’t some wacky outlier, but rather an example of how over the last several years the conservative underworld has swallowed up and subsumed more established right-leaning outlets such as Fox News. The Breitbart mind-set — pugnacious, besieged, paranoid and determined to impose its own framework on current events regardless of facts — has moved from the right-wing fringe to the center of Republican politics.

Approaching six months in office, Trump’s overall approval rating has dropped to 36 percent from 42 percent in April. His disapproval rating has risen five points to 58 percent. Overall, 48 percent say they “disapprove strongly” of Trump’s performance in office, a level never reached by former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama and reached only in the second term of George W. Bush in Post-ABC polling.

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... temperature increase will be reduced by a small fraction of 1 degree by the year 2100 , is going to stop terrorism from killing thousands this year, and next, and next just how?

I admit that I really don't feel the difference between a 30-degree day and a 29-degree day.
But it’s not about weather, it’s about what that rise in temperature does to the climate and the world around us like e.g. in Syria (see the linked report).

I admire your dedication to the education of the limited, but I'm afraid what you've attempted here is akin to explaining a sunset to a blind man.

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Now if only America had a halfway decent press. America does not get to Trump beating Clinton especially all surprised about it on election day with a functioning journalism corps.

I would not want to count up the number of posts I've written here or elsewhere which have been critical of the modern political press. Yet what I'd said in the post you respond to is accurate - what we now know about Trump/Russia (and what else we are about to learn) is almost entirely a consequence of reporting entities doing their job.

With Republicans’ health care bill in jeopardy, the White House is once again turning to a series of unrelated themed weeks to organize President Donald Trump’s schedule.

Over the next three weeks, the White House will hold events pertaining to three vaguely defined themes: “Made in America,” “American Heroes” and “American Dreams.”

An ICE agent visited a restaurant. About 30 employees quit the next day

The co-owner of a dockside Baltimore restaurant has revealed that nearly his entire kitchen staff resigned after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent demanded their papers in the latest example of the national debate over immigration.

Change came to the BoatHouse about 3 p.m. Thursday, Singleton said, just after the lunch rush. An immigration agent walked up to the host stand and asked for a manager.

The agent delivered a demand letter, Singleton said: Provide a list of anyone who worked at the restaurant in the past two years, along with their employment eligibility forms.

“Properly documented and potentially less than properly documented are all fearful of being separated from their families, many with small children. Many went home to pack up and leave," Singleton wrote in a Facebook post Saturday, a day after their departure.

The BoatHouse is hardly the only restaurant to bear the brunt. Raids on Asian restaurant in Mississippi detained more than 50 people in February.