Climate change is here. Short of getting rid of the filibuster in the Senate, it will take both parties to agree to start legislating seriously on climate change, and so far that hasn’t happened. So will there ever be a tipping point when Republicans will get on board?
There are early signs that, yes, there will be. But maybe not in the near future.
Politico recently reported that a number of GOP lawmakers want to do something about it after years of letting Democrats dominate the issues and conversation, while the New York Timesreported Republican strategists are worried the party could lose voters if it doesn’t turn around on this issue quickly.
View the complete August 29 article by Amber Phillips on The Washington Post website here.