The latest polling shows that voters have wised up and don’t care about Global Warming or Climate Change, or whatever the grifters call it now. [some emphasis, links added]
Far-left CNN took a look at the latest polling and found that Climate Change ranked 14th among issues people care about, with just 3% saying so.
When asked if Climate Change is a “very big problem,” only 39 percent said yes, which is one point less than it was ten years ago and a gajillion fear-mongering media narratives ago.
Decades of relentless climate hysteria have not even convinced a majority of the public that humans are causing the Earth to warm. In 2016, only 45 percent believed that. Today, only 48 percent buy that nonsense.
You see, Normal People are not as dumb as CNN would like them to be.
We all see Barry Obama, CNN, and Bill Gates preaching that Global Warming is real and an imminent threat; we then see the very same Barry Obama, CNNLOL, and Bill Gates move to the very coasts that they predict will be underwater in our lifetimes.
People who believe in Climate Change do not move to the coast, and they sure as hell don’t spend millions on mansions and office centers.
Over 60 years, I have found and carefully documented 54 predictions of eco disaster, and not one — not even one — has come true.
Oh, wait, that number climbed to 55 today with the news that despite warning after warning, guilt trip after guilt trip, and expert after expert predicting the exact opposite, the Great Barrier Reef has had the best five years of growth on record.
Back in 2014, we were told it would practically be gone by 2022 if we didn’t shut off our air conditioners and stop eating meat.
Nope, not one doomsday prediction has come true. Not one.
But a perfectly perfect record of 55 predictions has proven to be nothing more than hoaxes and bullshit.
After watching one “expert” prediction after another go down in flames, Normal People wonder why they should believe number 56 from the same people who are 0-55.
Let me put it this way…
If an “expert” knocked on your door to warn you that a comet would hit your house in two weeks, would you move out of your home? Sure, the first time.
But what if, after going through all the stress, inconvenience, and expense of moving, your old house was not hit by this comet, and then this same expert knocked on the door of your new house and said you have two weeks to move out of this place before a comet hits?
Would you move out a second time after the expert got it so wrong the first time? Maybe.
When would you stop moving out?
How many times?
When would you stop believing the “experts” who are bankrupting you, disrupting your life, and pushing you around merely to push you around?
No one has ever confused me with a genius, but I can sure as hell tell you I ain’t gonna move no 56 times.
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If the climate is changing, it certainly isn’t because of increases in atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and it has been proven that CO2 does a trivial amount of heating the earth compared to the variation in the sun’s output. This hoax concerning CO2 is over; no one believes this garbage science anymore. The two warming periods 1910 to 1940 and 1978 -1998 during the 20th century were caused by the suns variable output. Will Soon, an astro physicist showed that the sun’s output increased during these two increases in global temperature.
Climate change reached the top 13 concerns among all registered American voters in April 2020, when it ranked exactly 13th on the list of most important voting issues. among all American registered voters combined, climate change has never ranked within the top 12 voting concerns in major national tracking polls
The fact that change is ranked number 14th now is not news
Do you think that global warming will pose a serious threat to you or your way of life in your lifetime?” Gallup (April 2026): = 45% of U.S. adults say yes
immediate financial strains like inflation and the cost of living frequently overshadow climate policy at the ballot box, even though 66% of registered voters now blame global warming for driving up their home utility bills
You’re comparing different polls that are asking different questions. The 2020 survey ranked climate 13th out of 30 issues based on whether each was “very important”; when respondents had to choose their single most important voting issue, climate received just 4%. Gallup’s 45% figure asks whether global warming poses a lifetime threat, not where it ranks among voting priorities.
And the 66% figure asks whether voters believe global warming affects utility bills—again, not whether climate policy determines their vote.
People can believe climate change is real, threatening, or affects their bills while still ranking it near the bottom of their immediate voting concerns.
That’s precisely the distinction the article is about.
Well said. Greene reads what he wants to read in these articles. He spouts all kinds of facts and figures that are essentially meaningless with regards to these columns.
What do such polls show? The effectiveness of climate propaganda — that’s all. There’s no connection to actual climate in an opinion poll.