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8/23/13: Speaking at the Steamboat Institute Freedom Conference, Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO) goes on a global warming conspiracy rant. "This is more than a war on coal, this is a war on workers... It's more than a war on coal, though, it's a war on the kind of energy we use every day, fossil fuels, whether it's gas, coal, oil, because they want to tell us how we live our lives, how we heat our homes, we drive our cars."
8/23/13: Speaking at the Steamboat Institute Freedom Conference, Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO) goes on a global warming conspiracy rant. "This is more than a war on coal, this is a war on workers... It's more than a war on coal, though, it's a war on the kind of energy we use every day, fossil fuels, whether it's gas, coal, oil, because they want to tell us how we live our lives, how we heat our homes, we drive our cars."
![Romney v. Sandy [extended]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YOBrrVMRFlE/hqdefault.jpg "Romney v. Sandy [extended]
10/31/12: Climate Silence ad produced by Forecast the Facts juxtaposing GOP Republican candidate Mitt Romneys mockery of global warming with Superstorm Sandy hitting the East Coast of the United States. Extended version released for the Web.
Press release:
Millions of Americans are still reeling from Hurricane Sandy, a horrific, fossil-fueled storm. Climate scientists agree that global warming pollution was a key factor in its destructive power, so Mitt Romney must hope we forgot that he mocked climate change at the Republican National Convention, to the raucous cheers and applause of the GOP delegates. We didn’t forget.
We’re putting out this video to remind every voter struck by Sandy that Mitt Romney thinks the poisoning of our weather is a joke. Climate Silence members have been leading the charge against climate silence for months. But in the final week of this election, the most powerful climate messenger turned out to be the harrowing reality of a freakish Frankenstorm.
Sandy is without question the October Surprise of 2012, and it has pushed climate change to the forefront of a campaign where it was previously almost entirely absent.
As families recover and voters head to the polls, we want the American public to remember this cold fact: less than two months before sea level rise devastated New York City with more powerful storm surges, Governor Romney laughed at the very notion of rising seas.
Our next President must be someone who is prepared to forthrightly address climate change disasters like Sandy. The tragedy of Hurricane Sandy has made it crystal clear: it’s time to end the climate silence.
Brad Johnson, Campaign Manager, Forecast the Facts")
