What happened to 'Yes we can'? Politics of victimhood has replaced...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In 2002, when I co-founded a labor-environmental coalition to advocate for renewable energy, the symbol we chose to represent us was of Rosie the Riveter, an image of a woman factory worker during World War II flexing her muscle beneath the words, "We Can Do It!"
57% : But for most of my life, up through the election of Obama, there was still a New Deal, "Yes we can!"
46% : A major report by the National Academies of Science in 1982 concluded that abundant natural gas, along with nuclear power, would substitute for coal, and prevent temperatures from rising high enough to threaten civilization.

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