Duh!

Secretary of State John Kerry says that the United States is not in a rush to decide whether or not to approve the Keystone pipeline. He appeared jointly with Canada's Foreign Minister in Washington. Kerry can't decide if all those jobs would be in our national interest. After all, people seem relatively calm and happy with food stamps and unemployment checks, and they vote Democratic. They can buy Heinz Ketchup with their Snap card, too.

Pro-Environment, Anti-Humans?

The anti-human movement in Europe is gathering steam. Mark Steyn notes that the "pro-choice" mantra of "Every child should be wanted" has subtly evolved into "Every child should be unwanted." Nativity Scenes will be banned not for anti-Christian reasons, Steyn says, but because "it sets a bad example" (the bad example is having a baby)!

Al Gore in Bali said, "My own country, the United States, is principally responsible for obstructing progress here."

The American Thinker website proves otherwise.

In the seven years between the signing of Kyoto in 1997 and 2004, here's what happened:

•Emissions worldwide increased 18.0 percent;

•Emissions from countries that signed the treaty increased 21.1 percent;

•Emissions from nonsigners increased 10.0 percent; and

•Emissions from the United States increased 6.6 percent.