Will Hurricane Matthew Finally Make Rick Scott Admit That Climate Change Is Real?

[thomhartmann]

[blue cat]

1. No

Nothing will.

[Fritz Walter]

9. Hahahahaha... no.

The Koch Bros and other fossil-fuel interests have Gov. Voldemort on a very short leash. That tether doesn't quite stretch to allow telling the truth about global climate change. Nor will he allow his little trained minions to dare speak those words which must not be spoken.

And because this fraud -- who, like Drumpf, bankrolled his way into a politically-powerful elected position, campaigning on his oh-so-wonderful business experience -- can actually stay on-script, he will be the survivor when it comes to stroking the egos of the Kochs and others. Which the Mangled-apricot Hellbeast somehow cannot manage to do.

[yeoman6987]

2. If hurricanes didn't happen since beginning of time then maybe

But I'm sure he will call this a normal weather event.

[AlbertCat]

3. Why would it?

Can't you hear him?

"Florida has had hurricanes before."

And really, there's nothing unusual about Matthew. Hurricane season doesn't end until November.

[Turbineguy]

4. I saw him twice today on TV.

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He seems to be trying to out-fear Fox News.

On edit: Would it be cynical to suggest he's worried about losing Trump supporters?

[GWC58]

5. In a word

NO!

[yuiyoshida]

6. If Hurricane Matthew Picked up Rick Scott

and Kicked his Ass for a half hour, he would probably blame it on the devil and not climate change.

[stage left]

7. Nah!nt

[doc03]

8. Why would it? Hurricanes are nothing new in Florida nt

[niyad]

10. no. hurricanes are a damned liberal plot, doncha know?

[niyad]

11. listening to him blustering, "this hurricane will kill you" is just bizarre

[CarrieLynne]

12. was it Tom Hartman today that was talking about the insurance companies

trying tourge people to address climate change because they see it as the #1 risk - something like that....