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  I think it's clearly evident that event slow changes get pushed back by the party of No.  Hard pushes are necessary for many reasons, one of which is because we can't sustain ourselves at our current level of consumption of resources and another (more obvious one) is that things get watered down so much that if we tried to implement "little" changes they'd be watered down into non-existence.  Larger pushes get changed into what we have here, not what we want, but better than nothing.  Could they try a more bi-partisan effect, maybe reducing the changes a LITTLE bit?  Probably, but in my (admittedly bias) opinion, we don't have the time to squabble over the pork and beans of it, we need to do it in a rational, efficient manner taking the vast majority of scientific evidence into account.

  As for the electrical comment, I kindly ask that you show evidence that electrical technology is somehow not up to standard for being able to replace current technology at the drop of a hat.  The only thing holding those technologies back are the money grubbing companies making billions off their old technology.  Fat lot of good that did them (like GE).

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