Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
Trump already backed out of the debate for Thursday, so that one is a goner.
He is, of course, free to see if he can negotiate something with the rules committee for the debate on the 22nd.
Although, after he just bailed on one debate, I’d probably not be too enthusiastic to work with him on any future debates.
And personally, if I were Biden, I’d wear a full hazmat suit.
TommyLucchese: 7ranz:Yes. They believe in it until they have to say something bad about fracking. That makes some people uncomfortable.
Y’know I’ve always wondered why fracking is considered such a silver bullet issue on the right. I live in the heart of fracking country and actual people are mostly pretty ambiguous about it. Like they like the jobs but would also like it not to poison the water table.
I think about that when they come here talking fracking.
Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
It will do that.
Scratch: altair1013:. His doctor has cleared him
Well that’s convenient…Is that the same Doc that said he’s the healthiest President ever?
But no negative tests.
Why so secretive?
Trust science. Science for the win. The medical professional has spoken.
SpacemanSpiff:He got some experimental stuff not available to the public. Whether it worked or not who knows. Plus, it’s not like any of us could afford the level of care he got. At tax payer expense I might add. You think he’s gonna repay us for it?
Actually President Trump is providing the meds he took to be available to hospitals free, which in this case is a government taxpayer freebie that will actually benefit Americans vs the tax payer funded freebies that the Dems hand out like candy to mostly illegals. And what do you mean whether it worked or not since he looks recovered to anybody not looking through TDS glasses and he probably has immunity.
I’m not making that call since I’m in no way a doctor.
DisturbedGuy:He’s afraid of the town hall format.
I think he liked hovering around Hillary. I would love to see Biden tell him to go sit down.
“Sit the hell down, man.”
That’s not remotely true
altair1013:Agree. But I think the President should make a move to get a debate.
I do as well. Let him show up and Biden make excuses for not.
He’s missing a huge opportunity.
Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
You don’t actually believe that fracking makes your water burn do you? Has anybody ever been able to find a source that shows fracking puts natural gas into a municipal water supply? Please link that finding. Seriously, y’all need to stop believing the tin foil hat conspiracy crap.
DisturbedGuy:Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
You don’t actually believe that fracking makes your water burn do you? Has anybody ever been able to find a source that shows fracking puts natural gas into a municipal water supply? Please link that finding. Seriously, y’all need to stop believing the tin foil hat conspiracy crap.
https://www.pnas.org/content/108/20/8172.abstract
Peer reviewed study in from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the official journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
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.WW, PSHS
altair1013: DisturbedGuy:Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
You don’t actually believe that fracking makes your water burn do you? Has anybody ever been able to find a source that shows fracking puts natural gas into a municipal water supply? Please link that finding. Seriously, y’all need to stop believing the tin foil hat conspiracy crap.
https://www.pnas.org/content/108/20/8172.abstract
Peer reviewed study in from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the official journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
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.WW, PSHS
Thanks WW…guess it’s not so tin foil hat after all.
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DisturbedGuy:Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
[/quote]You don’t actually believe that fracking makes your water burn do you? Has anybody ever been able to find a source that shows fracking puts natural gas into a municipal water supply? Please link that finding. Seriously, y’all need to stop believing the tin foil hat conspiracy crap.
Methane contamination of drinking water accompanying gas-well drilling and…
Directional drilling and hydraulic-fracturing technologies are dramatically increasing natural-gas extraction. In aquifers overlying the Marcellus and Utica shale formations of northeastern Pennsylvania and upstate New York, we document systematic…
Peer reviewed study in from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the official journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
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.WW, PSHS
Epic fail.
Did they locate the source? Did they find and repair the ruptured water line that allow gas to enter the water supply? Or are they still trying to find it? What was the EPA’s finding?
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altair1013: DisturbedGuy:Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
[/quote]You don’t actually believe that fracking makes your water burn do you? Has anybody ever been able to find a source that shows fracking puts natural gas into a municipal water supply? Please link that finding. Seriously, y’all need to stop believing the tin foil hat conspiracy crap.
Methane contamination of drinking water accompanying gas-well drilling and…
Directional drilling and hydraulic-fracturing technologies are dramatically increasing natural-gas extraction. In aquifers overlying the Marcellus and Utica shale formations of northeastern Pennsylvania and upstate New York, we document systematic…
Peer reviewed study in from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the official journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
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.WW, PSHSEpic fail.
Did they locate the source? Did they find and repair the ruptured water line that allow gas to enter the water supply? Or are they still trying to find it? What was the EPA’s finding?
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.WW, PSHS
I see. So they have not found any rupture that would allow gas to get into the water supply. Let me know when they do.
I’ll just declare victory and move on.
How many of these are there going to be I wonder?
https://community.hannity.com/t/trump-backs-out-of-second-debate-after-format-change/236173
My opinion, they know the drugs they gave him for the first debate might not totally work as good as the first, & they can rig it so they can keep the public from witnessing his befuddlements. The debate committee is ran by Trump opponents & why they use only Trump opponents to slant the questions each debate, but even that may not help senile Joe enough & they are afraid. He’s been messing up a lot lately & can’t be covered up much longer, so they hope to shield Biden till the election, not l…
Super Spreader Donnie threw away his chance at a debate. Too bad, so sad.
DisturbedGuy:Fracking is great right up to the point to where you can light your tap water on fire.
You don’t actually believe that fracking makes your water burn do you? Has anybody ever been able to find a source that shows fracking puts natural gas into a municipal water supply? Please link that finding. Seriously, y’all need to stop believing the tin foil hat conspiracy crap.
You do realize that most wells drilled for fracking are on lands that have private potable wells?
You do realize that most wells drilled for fracking are on lands that have private potable wells?
Are you quizzing me? How adorable. Bless yur heart.
Do you realize that that aquifers go for hundreds of miles underground? Containing them to a few acres would really be tough.
So again, they still have yet to discover where contaminates are getting in. Is the water coming out of the treatment facility contaminated? Nope. They test that constantly. Is the water in the holding tanks contaminated? Again, no sign of that. That means it’s happening in the pipes supplying the consumer. But they just can’t seem to locate the rupture.
NuffSaid:You do realize that most wells drilled for fracking are on lands that have private potable wells?
Are you quizzing me? How adorable. Bless yur heart.
Do you realize that that aquifers go for hundreds of miles underground? Containing them to a few acres would really be tough.
So again, they still have yet to discover where contaminates are getting in. Is the water coming out of the treatment facility contaminated? Nope. They test that constantly. Is the water in the holding tanks contaminated? Again, no sign of that. That means it’s happening in the pipes supplying the consumer. But they just can’t seem to locate the rupture.
Potable wells are not linked to treatment facilities or holding tanks, but you should know that already.
Potable wells are not linked to treatment facilities or holding tanks, but you should know that already.
How did they manage to keep the contamination limited to small wells on private property? You should know this already.