This is similar to universal gun purchase background checks. Republicans are out of step with the majority (and almost all scientists). They will prevent meaningful action on climate change and we will all suffer.
63% of Americans believe the GOP position on climate change is outside of the mainstream. That's up from 54% in 2015. https://t.co/pNmHMx3TAk
— Axios (@axios) March 4, 2019
Republicans lost the public debate on climate change. Science won — 60% of Americans believe in man-made climate change.
— Nate Lerner (@NathanLerner) March 4, 2019
So now they're making up absurd claims and lies about the #GreenNewDeal to undermine it. Just like they do w/ immigration & healthcarehttps://t.co/OSv7SMLTEC
More recent climate change tweets:
We polled the idea (that @AOC voiced last week) that some young people don't want to have kids because of the threat of climate change.
— Eliza Relman (@eliza_relman) March 4, 2019
Turns out 38% of 18-29 year-olds are factoring the Earth's hot future into their decision about whether to have kids.https://t.co/AsQzonkzg4
Stop freaking out about the future of climate change and start worrying about the present https://t.co/t2zX8wcL70
— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) March 4, 2019
When deadly heat waves hit on land, we hear about them. But the oceans can have heat waves, too. https://t.co/kPuyhiSAFL
— NYT Science (@NYTScience) March 4, 2019
This is precisely the point I made when the proposal was introduced. https://t.co/PLZ8jlLmwL https://t.co/Q4p91wZxD1
— Philip Bump (@pbump) March 4, 2019
Climate science itself is often complex and abstract. But a brutal heat wave or a heavy storm is visceral, and both climate advocates and deniers are increasingly using bouts of extreme weather as a weapon to try to win people to their side.https://t.co/9PhxAte56d
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 3, 2019
Sad! 