Just over two years ago I noted the pending, rolling disaster of the introduction of Caribbean Crazy Ants, or Rasberry Crazy Ants, to the American South.
Associated Press is catching up.
Now, will you listen to me when I tell you not to vote for Rick Perry? Will you listen when I tell you we need to control CO² emissions?
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It’s not Perry’s fault. He’s tried to kill the programs that fight these things, but slowly, by opposing instruction in evolution and other biology causes he finds confusing — and there’s a strong chance that their spread is aided by the climate disruptions we see from global warming.
No, I’m just echoing the late Molly Ivins’s request that outsiders listen to us when we tell you not to vote for the Texan.
I told about the ants two years ago. That establishes my credibility. Trust me on Perry — don’t vote for him.
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Not that there’s any risk I’d ever vote for Perry, but what responsibility does he bear for these critters?
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