Obama: From one extreme to another | Capitol Hill Blue

Turn to Jeff Jacoby of The Boston Globe, who summed some of them up. The columnist noted Holdren once said that famines would soon be afflicting us big time, thanks to carbon dioxide. By 2020, a billion would die. Contrary to scientists who see sea level rises of 13 inches by century's end, he sees a rise of 13 feet. He thinks we ought to "de-develop" the United States. A dogmatist on the subject of catastrophic global warming, Holdren believes those with different views "infest" public discussion.
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Think of Holdren as a symbol of what we are learning about this administration, that what it reflects is not the Barack Obama who first came to widespread public attention giving a Democratic convention speech about finding a middle way, but the Obama who put together the most left-wing voting record in the U.S. Senate during that part of his tenure when he actually showed up for votes instead of campaigning for president.

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