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Keyes in, Romney Tells All

September 18th, 2007 by Carbon Coalition

Add another podium to the stage; Alan Keyes has entered the race.  According to the NY Times, this is Keyes’ third bid for the Republican nomination. 

While his candidacy is now official with the FEC, Keyes doesn’t appear to have his website complete yet.  It seems his staff forgot to include anything on climate change, energy or even the environment under the “issues” page.  Oops! 

His website does offer a section describing Keyes as the “grassroots voice” noting that Keyes frequently points out that “the people themselves, at the grassroots, can steer our country in whatever direction they choose — provided they have the will do the so, sufficient strength in numbers, and faith in God’s providence, as did our forebears.”

Well Mr. Keyes, 164 towns in NH passed a climate change resolution calling for national leadership to combat climate change.  This grassroots effort is asking you to respond and offer a plan for what you would do to reduce carbon emissions and combat global warming.

Mitt Romney held a virtual “Ask Mitt Anything” last night for voters all across the country.  Unfortunately, Mitt did not answer any questions about his plan to combat climate change.  An FOTPC told us that Romney took a number of ”softball” questions and shared with voters that his favorite cereal is the granola that his wife makes him.   

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