Republican obstruction ruining beer

[Mr. Illini]

From WaPo, the man trying to stop climate change from destroying an American tradition:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/storyline/wp/2014/07/23/the-man-who-wants-to-make-sure-climate-change-doesnt-ruin-your-beer/

[Deus Naturae]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

[Mr. Illini]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

Did you read the article?

[traininthedistance]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

Given the usual Republican attitude towards spending the necessary money to fix/upgrade our outdated and crumbling infrastructure... I don't think that's exactly an outlandish position to take.

Even without taking global warming into account.

[Simfan34]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

Did you read the article?

I did, and strangely enough I failed to find the words "Republican", "Democrat", "Congress", or even "politics" anywhere in the article. Did you mean to link to another one?

[Simfan34]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

Given the usual Republican attitude towards spending the necessary money to fix/upgrade our outdated and crumbling infrastructure... I don't think that's exactly an outlandish position to take.

Even without taking global warming into account.

Fair point, but Democrats have more often than not only shown interest in infrastructural spending primarily in the interests of (union) job creation rather than for its own sake. If they actually cared as much as they ought to have, we should have at least seen a partisan fight on the issue. At the very least, we should have had a National Infrastructure Bank by now, or at least legislation on it reach the floor of Congress.

[traininthedistance]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

Given the usual Republican attitude towards spending the necessary money to fix/upgrade our outdated and crumbling infrastructure... I don't think that's exactly an outlandish position to take.

Even without taking global warming into account.

Fair point, but Democrats have more often than not only shown interest in infrastructural spending primarily in the interests of (union) job creation rather than for its own sake. If they actually cared as much as they ought to have, we should have at least seen a partisan fight on the issue. At the very least, we should have had a National Infrastructure Bank by now, or at least legislation on it reach the floor of Congress.

I don't disagree. 

[Mr. Illini]

Republicans are causing sewage overflows?

Did you read the article?

I did, and strangely enough I failed to find the words "Republican", "Democrat", "Congress", or even "politics" anywhere in the article. Did you mean to link to another one?

The title of the thread was meant as a half-joke since the article discusses climate change's impact on beer and Republicans have opposed addressing the issue.