betray Seth’s confidence here only because I think it’s vital for you to understand that the granular details of the bill matter almost nothing until we have a better understanding of what’s going on within the unreported, unchecked halls of the influence peddlers behind the façade of the state. At heart, though, I remain a mathematician, and when I look at passage of this bill I see simple math: In the Democratic-controlled House, 35 percent of the prospective yes votes will come from New York, California, Oregon, and Washington, low-carbon states that stand to lose little economically from
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