Trump Rejects Pride Month Spending???

Is anyone asking the federal government to fund Pride Month?
Has Trump done a single thing to help homeless veterans?

Is anyone asking the federal government to fund Pride Month?
Has Trump done a single thing to help homeless veterans?

If you think these people give a damn about you or your descendants, you’re a fool.

I don’t know why this is so controversial. Considering that Trump’s approval rating is grossly negative on all key issues, and he’s widely regarded as a criminal, does it come as a surprise that all sorts of people are expressing their displeasure?


1) The concentration of CO2 in our atmosphere is about 400 PPM, or about 0.04%, meaning that the other 99.96% is something else (mostly nitrogen). For this idea to have any merit, it needs point sources of CO2, e.g., coal plants or concrete manufacturing facilities, where concentrations are north of 30%.
2) The chemical reactions required for this concept are hugely endothermic, meaning that they need enormous quantities of energy; a solar panel is a million miles away from getting the job done.

Keep in mind, however, that our nation’s moral turpitude didn’t start with Trump and the hateful morons who support him. Think slavery, Jim Crow, the butchering of the Native Americans, war crimes, and other atrocities through the ages.

I don’t understand how this exercise in human cruelty, greed, and stupidity appeals to anyone.

OK, let’s look at the other side–the criminal. But what about violent criminals, like Ashli Babbitt who was shot by police when she stormed the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6th, 2021, broke down a door, and ignored orders to stop?
The situation seems to be equivalent to a bank robber who tries to shoot a teller through a thick pane of plexiglass, whose bullet ricochets back and kills the criminal. Now, his family wants to sue the bank for the damages he’s received. Does that seem right?
If you think so, you have what it takes to be a modern-day Trump supporter.

The problem is that we’re further from achieving this than we were half a century ago. That’s because, in the interim:
• Battery technology has made great progress in terms of cost in both energy and power density.
• The hydrogen delivery infrastructure has gone essentially nowhere., while the transmission and distribution of electricity in general, and EV charging stations in particular continues to widen.
• The modes of hydrogen generation (electrolysis and methane reformation) remain grossly inefficient.
• Fuel cells that convert hydrogen into electrical energy are expensive and fragile.
Obviously, there are con artists (see above) who prey on those who don’t understand this.

The country consists of 144 million poor people led by a handful of billionaires and a war criminal butcher.