Thread: POLL: Should President Obama sign UN climate agreements?

With the U.N. climate conference in disarray and its president resigning, do you think President Obama should sign any agreements?

Do you think President Obama should sign any agreements?

Yes. We all need to move forward and keep the momentum going to curb emissions.

No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed.

Maybe. I'm confused about this whole emissions thing.
Undecided.

Don't care.

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No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed. 98% (63,374 votes)

Could it be that America is finally awake???

Originally Posted by SicNTiredInSoCal

No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed. 98% (63,374 votes)

Could it be that America is finally awake???

It's what I said a couple years back SicNTired, when enough people start to feel the the grip of the vice squeeze, they will react. But until they do, they don't want to be bothered by anything. I didn't personally wait myself. Once I saw the writing on the wall back in the mid 80s, I started acting then. But that was the days of snail mail, and getting together with people in their homes over coffee and what not.

So honestly, I think enogh people are feeling it, and now they want to do something. How can I tell? I don't hear people calling me a kook, or nutjob anymore. I hear them saying, "listen to him, he knows something." Ohhhhhhhhhh the times they are a changin'.

Originally Posted by Hylander_1314

Originally Posted by SicNTiredInSoCal

No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed. 98% (63,374 votes)

Could it be that America is finally awake???

It's what I said a couple years back SicNTired, when enough people start to feel the the grip of the vice squeeze, they will react. But until they do, they don't want to be bothered by anything. I didn't personally wait myself. Once I saw the writing on the wall back in the mid 80s, I started acting then. But that was the days of snail mail, and getting together with people in their homes over coffee and what not.

So honestly, I think enogh people are feeling it, and now they want to do something. How can I tell? I don't hear people calling me a kook, or nutjob anymore. I hear them saying, "listen to him, he knows something." Ohhhhhhhhhh the times they are a changin'.

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Yes. We all need to move forward and keep the momentum going to curb emissions. 1% (970 votes)
No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed. 98% (65,333 votes)
Maybe. I'm confused about this whole emissions thing. <1% (242 votes)
Undecided. <1% (104 votes)
Don't care. <1% (297 votes)
Total Votes: 66,946

It is still a FOX poll and Don't expect the liberals to vote or care about it. But good signs indeed!!

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Yes. We all need to move forward and keep the momentum going to curb emissions.1%
No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed.98%
Maybe. I'm confused about this whole emissions thing.<1%
Undecided.<1%
Don't care.<1%
Total Votes: 67,189

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Yes. We all need to move forward and keep the momentum going to curb emissions. 1% (1,019 votes)

No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed. 98% (68,455 votes) ****

Maybe. I'm confused about this whole emissions thing. <1% (250 votes)

Undecided. <1% (106 votes)

Don't care. <1% (305 votes)

Total Votes: 70,135

voted........... and again, it was not for Obama.............

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Yes. We all need to move forward and keep the momentum going to curb emissions. 2% (1,252 votes)

No. Congress first needs to see what he's committing us to before anything is signed. 98% (79,455 votes)
Maybe. I'm confused about this whole emissions thing. <1% (288 votes)

Undecided. <1% (124 votes)

Don't care. <1% (354 votes)

Total Votes: 81,473