“This is a tipping point now. If we don't address it in this window, in this presidential debate, we're not going to deal with it.” Those are the words of former South Carolina governor and U.S. Congressman from South Carolina, Mark Sanford. Sanford is talking about federal debt.
But if one didn't know better, and if one weren't familiar with the issues of importance to Sanford, it would be easy to speculate that the South Carolinian who plans to take on Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination was talking about global warming. The way that Sanford references a “tipping point” that will soon lead to crisis if not dealt with in the here and now sounds eerily like lefties talking about global warming.
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