That is only thought by people who refuse to acknowledge what impact humans have on the earth what so ever, which is not only completely irresponsible but could be considered criminal, it is so blatantly disrespectful, especially of Christians.

You have things backwards once again, I'm not biased against Trump because I don't like, I don't like him because I'm biased against the immoral character of the man.

I look damn good and a whole lot better than you fugly

You guys really don't understand how this works... If I state specific facts, I will support them with a link, as I often do. As you say Emarine and I said for you to back up your statement, so that is a good example, though I don't recall which one.

If I'm' making a comment as here with disasters, that is very generalized, there were Hurricanes, one huge one was Florence, do you or Linda not recall these major events that struck the east coast? Or the giant wildfires on the west coast, and then cental flooding and tornadoes? It will have to be you to look up the details if you want them. I researched the cost of them and with that cost comes a LOT of blue collar work, making a significant impact to unemployment. From roofers, construction workers, debris removal, sheet rocking, plumbing, electricians, to HAVC, etc.

This all leads back to global warming BTW. A fact the even the military army core of engineers are warning us of and its rising cost to us for repairs, from highways to bridges to homes. Where have you two been?

I'm sorry but I find many on the right to be lazy to do real research.

Of course anyone on the right will say that, but that's about them and you isn't it. She is not dumb nor uneducated. If you think that of her, my God what do you call Trump?

You should know

Do your own work.

I see you're talking about yourself again...ho hum,sigh

If you don't understand what I'm talking about, that explains the right, right there.

You can ask a stupid question and I can choose not to dignify it with a reply, except to ask how obtuse do you really want to be?

Natural disasters cost the country $91 billion in 2018, according to a new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The economic losses are due to 14 different natural disasters, ranging from hurricanes to wildfires to winter storms. Feb 6, 2019

The world was hit by a wave of disasters in 2017 — and it cost us big time. During 2017, the U.S. experienced a historic year of weather and climate disasters. In total, the U.S. was impacted by 16 separate billion-dollar disaster events including: three tropical cyclones, eight severe storms, two inland floods, a crop freeze, drought and wildfire. The financial losses from this year's earthquakes, hurricanes and wildfires amount to $306 billion, nearly double the $188 billion lost in 2016, according to insurance firm Swiss Re.

Amazing after all the disasters in 2018 it didn't come close to the prior year, but they may not have all the data in yet. All I know from where I live about seven out of ten vehicles on the road are still some kind of repair or maintenance truck, pulling a trailer to boot.

Bigotry what bigotry, rednecks come in all ethnic forms and social classes, where ya been? And they're damn proud of it! Some of my best friends are red necks! LOL

Glad to hear it, me too!

Why unemployment is so low, every red neck and his brother are now working due to environmental disasters, NOT Trump.

Glad you love your food stamp "numbers", that's all they are correct? I see the little children that weren't aborted and are starving are not in your line sight.

Why good morning By, how are you this bright sunny day?

Haha, man... you guys are really afraid of this up and coming politician and I can see why. Now she may be a little young and wet behind the ears and even somewhat naive but that will all change with time, then watch out!

You just keep supporting him no matter what, good call...sigh no moral compass, the new GOP