38 will repeal this 367-page rule. He can either pursue a Kyoto agenda of carbon taxes and energy suppression, or he can pursue a prosperity agenda of tax relief and energy abundance. Mr. Bush would be well advised to champion free market energy policies and leave the Kyoto agenda to the dustbin of history. The Kyoto Treaty is bad policy based on bad science motivated by bad politics. There is no justification for ruining the global economy by over regulating industry due to the theories of a few crackpot so-called scientists.
Many good scientists call the global warming theory a farce.
Until they can be proven wrong the Kyoto Treaty should be the crackpot's folly that it is and laughed to scorn. If you can't do a better job than you are doing right now, it is not because of the money, it is because of the system. The idea of a public school monopoly is dead. The only reason that increases in funding continue to provide life support is that so much of that federal funding is returned to the politicians in campaign contributions. If campaign finance reforms should limit the size of contributions from the teachers' unions, you can guarantee that vouchers will be approved and public school enrollment will drop faster than the value of dot-com stocks.