Cenk Uygur
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Romney Crowd Boos, 'USA' Chants Against Climate Change
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November 2, 2012
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2:17Now Playing"A heckler interrupted Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney during a rally Thursday in Virginia Beach, Va., shouting "climate change caused Sandy" before he was booed at and escorted away from the event.
The man was standing near the front of the crowd and waited until a few minutes into Romney's speech to interrupt, just after the candidate urged his supporters to donate to victims of superstorm Sandy. The man held up a sign that read "End Climate Silence." The crowd shouted "U-S-A" and one man pulled away the sign. The heckler was then removed from the room.
Romney's policies on climate change -- or lack thereof -- are under renewed scrutiny in light of superstorm Sandy, which hit the east coast this week and caused major damage. Romney canceled campaign rallies after the storm hit and instead gathered supporters to a campaign-lite event gathering donations to send to those impacted by the storm."* Cenk Uygur breaks down the question and subsequent epicly ignorant response from the crowd. Do you think if we're loud enough, we'll scare climate change into not existing?
*Read more and watch the video from Elise Foley/ Huffington Post:
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