Author Archives: budbromley

Twenty years ago, Richard Lindzen wrote a paper questioning whether CO2 could cause significant warming. In his conclusion, he stated:: “Indirect estimates, based on response to volcanos, suggest sensitivity may be as small as 0.3–0.5°C for a doubling of CO2, … Continue reading →

A warm suggestion.  The globe has been in a long term warming trend since the low temperature point of the most recent ice age. Technically, we are still in an interglacial period of that ice age so long as there … Continue reading →

Revolution comes from the left and revelation from the right. This is not name-calling, it’s an observation of life. Ideologies collapse under their own weight because they were created atomistically…they are theories created in isolation (which is normal) but then … Continue reading →

March 28, 2012 at 8:13am (edited April 3, 2018) We (some of us) still hold these truths.  Like the frog in a pot of slowly heating water, some of us like Madeleine Albright are unaware of their pending demise.  Here … Continue reading →

Lawsuits by the cities of San Francisco and Oakland against oil companies “seeking billions of dollars to protect against rising sea levels they blamed on climate change” …”filed in state courts in San Francisco and Alameda Counties, alleged Chevron Corp, … Continue reading →

Politicians have been trying to Gerrymander voting districts since the U.S. Census began in 1790 and one of America’s founding fathers, Elbridge Gerry, did it. But, the big government party has already won. The significant census question is whether or … Continue reading →

Mass Shootings under the Last Five Presidents Ronald Reagan: 1981-1989 (8 years) 11 mass shootings Incidents with 8 or more deaths = 5 George H. W. Bush: 1989-1993 (4 years) 12 mass murders Incidents with 8 or more deaths = … Continue reading →

“Gun violence has actually dropped — but many Americans don’t seem to be aware of it. In a survey, the Pew Research Center found that only 12 percent of Americans believe the gun crime rate is lower today than it … Continue reading →

Average number of deaths in the U.S. per day: Abortions: 1,778+ Medical errors: 685 Accidents: 401 Opioids: 115 Drunk driving: 28 Underage drinking: 11 Teenage texting-while-driving: 8 All Rifles: 1 —————————————- Hat tip to Ryan Saavedra 🇺🇸 (@RealSaavedra) tweeted at … Continue reading →