Scotland | Pupils air climate change fears

Euan, from Jordanhill School in Glasgow, has a sudden realisation: "If the sea levels rise, I won't be able to play golf!"

But his classmate, Sophie, said she was not convinced, adding: "I think most people think global warming would affect them. Being a global warming sceptic, I don't think so.

"Possibly the climate will get hotter but I certainly don't think it will happen to the extent they've predicted."

Obama's Big Bang could go bust - Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei - POLITICO.com

Some Democrats point to a decision in June as the first vivid sign of trouble for Obama. These Democrats say the White House, in retrospect, made a grievous mistake by muscling conservative Democrats in swing districts to vote for a cap-and-trade energy bill that was very unpopular among their constituents.
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By doing so doing so much, so fast, he has left voters — especially independents — worried that he got an overblown sense of his mandates and is doing, well, too much too fast. A Washington Post-ABC News poll published Friday found that independents’ confidence in Obama’s ability to make the right decisions had dropped 20 points since the Inauguration, from 61 percent to 41 percent.

American Thinker: The squeegee guys of health care

Americans have never voted for Eurosocialism. Obama didn't get elected to turn the country upside-down.