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I will be in a committee meeting, so no.

I will, unless something important comes up.

Yes I will be.

No, I've got a paper to work on and I think it would be too distracting.

I will have to miss it...oh darn.

Florida vs LSU for me. FUCK OBAMA!!!!!!

No. UNI basketball is on.

Yes and recording it on the DVR for a buddy of mine that has to work.

I'm watching.

[*]f**k Pelosi

I watched. Found the speech to be delivered well. Definitely had some issues with his proposals. Especially talking about "clean energy." But no mention on nuclear power. Also, Chuck Schumer is such a douche. MSNBC's coverage showed him after Obama said "the deficit we inherited." He stood up, pointed and laughed at the Republicans. It shows that some of the Dems are after revenge and forcing their will in Congress, not doing what's best for the country.

All I will say is, at least it wasn't filled with doom and gloom.

ASUMountaineer wrote:I watched. Found the speech to be delivered well. Definitely had some issues with his proposals. Especially talking about "clean energy." But no mention on nuclear power. Also, Chuck Schumer is such a douche. MSNBC's coverage showed him after Obama said "the deficit we inherited." He stood up, pointed and laughed at the Republicans. It shows that some of the Dems are after revenge and forcing their will in Congress, not doing what's best for the country.

Wasn't able to see the speech, but those are both disapointing to me. Nuclear needs to be pushed.

And Schumer, et all need to get it through their pea brains that Americans are sick of political games.

The Republicans in Congress don't seem to have figured it out yet, and neither do some of the Dems.

dbackjon wrote:

ASUMountaineer wrote:I watched. Found the speech to be delivered well. Definitely had some issues with his proposals. Especially talking about "clean energy." But no mention on nuclear power. Also, Chuck Schumer is such a douche. MSNBC's coverage showed him after Obama said "the deficit we inherited." He stood up, pointed and laughed at the Republicans. It shows that some of the Dems are after revenge and forcing their will in Congress, not doing what's best for the country.

Wasn't able to see the speech, but those are both disapointing to me. Nuclear needs to be pushed.

And Schumer, et all need to get it through their pea brains that Americans are sick of political games.

The Republicans in Congress don't seem to have figured it out yet, and neither do some of the Dems.

That's why we're in the mess we're in.

Think about it. How many nuclear power plants could we build with $787 billion? How many jobs across the country would that create? How much clean energy would that produce with zero carbon emissions? To me, that sounds like a great domestic energy policy, with a solid stimulus aspect that will create jobs that can't be outsourced.

ASUMountaineer wrote:

dbackjon wrote:
Wasn't able to see the speech, but those are both disapointing to me. Nuclear needs to be pushed.

And Schumer, et all need to get it through their pea brains that Americans are sick of political games.

The Republicans in Congress don't seem to have figured it out yet, and neither do some of the Dems.

That's why we're in the mess we're in.

Think about it. How many nuclear power plants could we build with $787 billion? How many jobs across the country would that create? How much clean energy would that produce with zero carbon emissions? To me, that sounds like a great domestic energy policy, with a solid stimulus aspect that will create jobs that can't be outsourced.

I hear you on this...

dbackjon wrote:

ASUMountaineer wrote:
That's why we're in the mess we're in.

Think about it. How many nuclear power plants could we build with $787 billion? How many jobs across the country would that create? How much clean energy would that produce with zero carbon emissions? To me, that sounds like a great domestic energy policy, with a solid stimulus aspect that will create jobs that can't be outsourced.

I hear you on this...

See, we can bring the people together. This is a fight that should not be drawn on party lines. This could really do so much more than the current pork plan we have.

And we wouldn't need all that electricy for lighting with all of us glowing in the dark and everything

dbackjon wrote:

ASUMountaineer wrote:I watched. Found the speech to be delivered well. Definitely had some issues with his proposals. Especially talking about "clean energy." But no mention on nuclear power. Also, Chuck Schumer is such a douche. MSNBC's coverage showed him after Obama said "the deficit we inherited." He stood up, pointed and laughed at the Republicans. It shows that some of the Dems are after revenge and forcing their will in Congress, not doing what's best for the country.

Wasn't able to see the speech, but those are both disapointing to me. Nuclear needs to be pushed.

And Schumer, et all need to get it through their pea brains that Americans are sick of political games.

The Republicans in Congress don't seem to have figured it out yet, and neither do some of the Dems.

No mention of modernizing the transmission grid either, our biggest infrastructure problem, unless it came while I was nodding off.
Nuclear power has some usefulness as a transitional solution but it ain't the answer long term. All the energy the planet could ever need sits waiting to be taken and we still don't get it.

Schumer's routine was funny I could just hear him saying "In yo face, Addison punkass McConnell!"


Speaking of McConnell, he looked a little dyspeptic, except when one of his aides whispered in his ear that the camera was on him, at which point he began smiling and clapping along.

I got updates on Twitter from NPR News...I've just gotten into this Twitter thing, but it's amazing and I totally love it.

Jindal...boy, he sure drew the ire from his colleagues, didn't he?