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with the n word and out outdated insults. maybe that s why on behalf of a mentally disabled girl seen here president obama signed a law removing the term from federal language. oh, and no one gets arrested for pot? tell that to the more than 7 million people arrested on weed charges for 2001 to 2010. they weren t all bus boys. but here is a little exercise for you, ms. coulter, a game called guess who has smoked weed and is smarter than you. from the top, human economy, bill gates. late inventor of everything, steve jobs. and queen of all things, oprah winfrey. and of course president barack obama who you famously referred to as a retard in 2012. all of them have admitted to
they can t work. it s such an incredible and noble profession. when in season, they go five to seven days out at a time, 24/7. and no one thinks about them when ordering shrimp cocktail a a new york restaurant. but this is what makes gulf shrimp. it s what makes it the best in the world. these people are the best in the world at it. so this is going to be a slower katrina. people, by the way, are already, you know, tiring and moving on, because this is like a slow moving hurricane taking its time offshore. it s getting bigger during that period. so i think this is going to have a colossal effect. if it hits the tip of one estuary, you ve seen already the wildlife around here, catastrophic. there s a reason teddy roosevelt used to come town here. the connectivity of the ecosystem is down here. absolutely. we were able to go out with a sport fisherman who showed us some of the places he goes, you
means of survival. nobody argues the points. republicans, democrats, nobody argues this point. the wetlands are to the gulf coast what bumpers and crumple zones are to cars. it s a buffer against the impact, a giant protector against disasters. wetlands slow and weaken hurricanes before they reach places like noornz. they support wildlife, human economy. they are incredibly fragile and have to be preserved if they re going to preserve us. the marshes were build over thousands of years, being the mississippi river s floods that pushed the edge of the continent out to the gulf of mexico, but since the 1950s, the pursuit of profit has forced 8,000 marsh toss yield to manmade canal to make oil exploration and shipping easier. it s estimated louisiana loses 25 square miles of wetlands every year. if we were losing that much land
i can add something i learned from the head of wildlife and fisheries here in plaquemines parish, where we are. they have decided and they ve shared their plans with president obama, to make a beach head, string together a daisychain of barges, fishing boats and booms. however, unready those booms, as you properly note may be, to try to put up a wall. this official said to me, we re not going to let this oil in our estuaries. they are excited by the slow, east ward movement. we had kind of a happy coincidence today. it s being held offshore by currents and winds, but as someone put it, it s not like they re dodging a bullet, it s like the bullet is getting bigger offshore. this slick is the size of delaware. there s no other way to put it. we keep hearing that this deep water drilling itself is almost the cutting edge of man s technological capability. they talk about it as being