You are invited on Tuesday, March 2 to a public forum with former Senator John Warner (R-VA) and the Pew Project on National Security, Energy and Climate cosponsored by The Ohio State University’s John Glenn School of Public Affairs
Topic: “Solving Global Climate Change Can Help Ensure America's Security”
Former Sen. John Warner (R-VA) and the Pew Project on National Security, Energy and Climate will convene a public forum on March 2rd in conjunction with The Ohio State University’s John Glenn School of Public Affairs. OSU is home to some of Ohio’s leading clean energy policy experts and to several of the nation's premier climate researchers. Sen. Warner will speak to the critical links between national security, energy and global warming and to new strategies for combating climate change, protecting our national security, increasing our energy independence, and preserving our nation’s natural resources.
Clean energy research conducted in Ohio is simultaneously critical to energy independence, reducing carbon emissions, and stimulating technology-driven industries in Ohio. Leading Ohio policy experts will join Sen. Warner at the forum to describe Ohio’s role in reducing climate threats and to identify our opportunities for growing clean energy industries.
WHAT: Public forum with former Senator John Warner (R-VA)
WHERE: OSU Faculty Club, 181 South Oval Drive, Columbus
WHEN: March 2, 1:30 – 3 p.m.
WHO: Open to students, faculty, and the public
RSVP: Free of charge; RSVP to tom.bullock.ohio@gmail.com
Comment: Warner represents one side of the same coin, THE STATIST.
Consider the description contained above where the assembly considers security and climate change...read between the lines here folks. Critical links between national security and energy and global warming....come on folks. Remember the Warner Defense Act of 2007; it repealed the Posse Comitatus Act. This man is no friend of liberty or limited government.
Let's repeal the 17th!
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Your usage of the word "hegemony" and its variants makes me believe you're not too familiar with the word's meaning.
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