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09/22/2012 | GSU AFFTournament: GSU | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Observation 1: InherencyA. HR 4382 and 4383 won’t pass – Democratic Senate and Presidential VetoChu June 25, 2012 [Kevin, independent research scientist, 6/25/12, “House Republicans' sweeping energy bill not seen moving in Democratic Senate,” LexisNexis] The Republican-controlled House … gas auctions online. Advantage 1: Congressional PowerA. Obama has greatly expanded presidential powersSavage 2012 [Charlie, NYT reporter, 4/22/12, “Shift on Executive Power Lets Obama Bypass Rivals,” New York Times] One Saturday last … it over time.” B. Executive/legislative power is zero-sum—increased executive power diminishes the power of CongressHowell 03 [William, Asst Prof of Gov’t @ Harvard, Powers without Persuasion: The Politics of Direct Presidential Action, p. 101] We repeatedly return … overall division of power. C. Congress must check the President’s authority on federal landsLewis and Clark Law School 2012 [Lewis and Clark Law School, February 7 2012, “Separation of Powers and Federal Land Management: Enforcing the Direction of the President under the Antiquities Act,” Environmental Law] The President’s exercise … under the statute.[184] D. Only a strong, active Congress can garner the public support essential for US global leadershipZoellick 00 (Robert, Deputy Secretary of State, “Congress and the Making of US Foreign Policy,” Survival, Winter, p. 23) Today, America's leaders … in the public. E. Hegemony is vital to checking myriad threats around the worldBrookes 2009 (Peter, Senior Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, 6-15-2K9 “Rogue States and Rising Powers Continue to Pose a Strategic Risk to American Security”) There is a … strong national defense. F. Congress has a moral obligation to reign in executive powerCox 89 [Bartholmew, Legal Historian; A.B. 1959, Princeton University; M.A. 1962, Ph.D. 1967, George Washington University; J.D. 1976, George Washington University National Law Center “Raison dEtat and World Survival Who Constitutionally Makes Nuclear War” George Washington Law Review 57 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1614 Lexis] The powers of … uncabined, imperial presidency." n29 Advantage 2: Industry CertaintyA. The government has created uncertainty – we must solves this to unlock investment and job creationHunt 2012 [Gary, President of Tech and Creative Labs, July 20 2012, “The Big Shift in Energy is Underway,” TC Labs] The United States … disruptive innovative change. B. The leasing process has caused the uncertaintyTaylor 2012 [Phil, policy analyst, 1/22/12, “Federal leasing for oil and gas in West at all-time low, API says,” Red Lodge] The Interior Department … under the Rockies." Scenario 1: Business ConfidenceThe process uncertainty deters development of high quality and cost effective energy sourcesPerusso 2012 [Roxane, Vice President and General Counsel of Transwest Express LLC, March 28 2012, email to Lamont Jackson] Multiple strong economic … transmission permitting times. A fall in U.S. business confidence will affect the global economy.Greetham 2007 Trevor Greetham (Director of asset allocation for Fidelity International), January 25, 2007, “America will lead they way,” Online, Lexis, accessed 6/27/08. US consumer strength ... on the path of inflation. Business confidence maintains the United States economy.Braithwaite 2004 John Braithwaite (fellow at the Australian Research Council Federation) 2004 Annals of the American Academy of political and social science http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Ct-LT6hnUnkJ:regnet.anu.edu.au/network/ragenda/hope/link_documents/Hope.JB.pdf+recession+%22business+confidence%22+braithwaiteandhl=en The challenge of designing … to this day (see also Barbalet, 1993). Economic stagnation is bad and causes warsDeLong 2006 Benjamin M. Friedman ’66, Jf ’71, Ph.D. ’71, … made it wrong. Scenario 2: Energy ProductionChanging our energy policy would have tremendous benefits – energy security, economic growth/jobs, deficits, national/global security, and global environmental protection.Sullivan August 2, 2012 [Dan, served as the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs, served as the U.S. Governing Board member of the International Energy Agency, served as a Director in the International Economics Directorate of the National Security Council and National Economic Council staffs at the White House, United States Marine, 8/2/12, “'AMERICAN ENERGY INITIATIVE'; COMMITTEE: HOUSE ENERGY AND COMMERCE; SUBCOMMITTEE: ENERGY AND POWER,” CQ Congressional Testimony] III. The Benefits of … the global environment. Increasing domestic energy production would lower unemploymentRoe 8/15/12 [Phil, Representative for Tennessee, 8/15/12, “Domestic Energy Production Can Pave Road to Lower Unemployment,” The Hill] July marked the … to energy consumers. North Dakota has proven increasing energy production reaps huge economic benefitsPayne 2012 [Amy, Assistant Director of Strategic Communications, 6/20/12, “Morning Bell: Obama’s War on Domestic Energy Production,” Heritage Foundation] Today, the Senate … country’s energy needs. Economic decline causes war Mead, 9 – Henry A. Kissinger Senior Fellow in U.S. Foreign Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations (Walter Russell, “Only Makes You Stronger,” The New Republic, 2/4/09, http://www.tnr.com/politics/story.html?id=571cbbb9-2887-4d81-8542-92e83915f5f8andp=2) History may suggest … have to fight. Dependence of Foreign Energy Causes TerrorismParmley 2007 Julia Parmley, Udaily, University of Delaware, U.S. must end dependency on oil, 2007 Depending on volatile … don't like us.” Terrorism will escalate into extinctionMorgan 9 (Dennis, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Yongin Campus - South Korea Futures, Volume 41, Issue 10, December 2009, Pages 683-693, World on Fire) LL Moore points out … a nuclear winter. Thus the plan: Congress should pass HR 4382 and HR 4383Observation 2: SolvencyA. Our current system undermines American Interests, passing HR 4382 and 4383 will allow us to spur more investment, create more jobs, and improve the environment.Sullivan August 2, 2012 [Dan, served as the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs, served as the U.S. Governing Board member of the International Energy Agency, served as a Director in the International Economics Directorate of the National Security Council and National Economic Council staffs at the White House, United States Marine, 8/2/12, “'AMERICAN ENERGY INITIATIVE'; COMMITTEE: HOUSE ENERGY AND COMMERCE; SUBCOMMITTEE: ENERGY AND POWER,” CQ Congressional Testimony] IV. Challenges: A Regulatory … a responsible manner. B. We must pass HR 4382/4383 to improve land usage to create jobs and speed up the processTipton, Coffman, and Lamborn 2012 [Scott, Mike, Doug, District Representatives and members of House Natural Resources Committee, 4/25/12, “Big government is holding up American energy production,” The Hill] As high gasoline … deserve more than lip | |
09/23/2012 | 1AC GSU Round 7Tournament: GSU | Round: 7 | Opponent: | Judge: InherencyInherency -HR 4382 and 4383 won’t pass – Democratic Senate and Presidential VetoChu 6/25, 2012 Plan: United States Congress should pass HR 4382 and 4383.SolvencySolvencyThe plan creates jobs, reduces the deficit, reduces oil dependence, and stops environmental degradation.Sullivan August 2, 2012 The plan increases investment and fixes the regulatory systemSullivan August 2, 2012 The plan improves land usage to create jobs and speed up the processTipton, Coffman, and Lamborn 2012 EconomyEconomy -The government has created uncertainty – we must solves this to unlock investment and job creationHunt 2012
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02/02/2013 | UGA AFFTournament: | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: 1ACInherencyContention 1: InherencyUS has no national feed in tariff programRubin 1/8 EnvironmentAdvantage 1: EnvironmentAnthropogenic warming is happening in line with projectionsNordhaus 12 And, Warming is real and anthropogenic- Prefer scientific consensus to their hack deniersLewandowsky and Ashley 11 Climate change causes extinction – policymakers should prefer policies that quickly lose emissions.Hansen 8 (James Hansen, directs the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, adjunct professor in the Department of Earth and ¶ Environmental Sciences at Columbia University, "Tell Barack Obama the Truth – The Whole Truth," Nov/Dec 2008, http://www.columbia.edu/~~jeh1/mailings/2008/20081121_Obama.pdf) FiTs provide the best way to tackle the environmental problemMendonça, et al 10 Independently, FiTs are the quickest way to solve warming.Plumber 08 ~9/1 2008 Bradford, "Clean Break: A new strategy could offer the¶ best, and quickest, solution to¶ global warming. What’s more,¶ you might be able to get the ball¶ rolling in your own backyard." http://archive.audubonmagazine.org/features0903/pdfs/climateChange-intro.pdf-http://archive.audubonmagazine.org/features0903/pdfs/climateChange-intro.pdf , Accessed 1/28 2013. RS.~ Solar energy solves air pollution caused by fossil fuelsDOE 08 Best empirical studies show – air pollution leads to disease and deathMerritt 6 EconomyEconomic collapse coming now – failure to resolve creates a sustained recessionMorici, 12 (Peter, July 26, 2012, economist and professor at the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business, "The coming economic collapse and what can – and cannot – be done", http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2012-07-26/news/fl-pmcol-economics-fri0727-20120726_1_wall-street-banks-export-driven-growth-tax-cuts, 8/2/12, atl) The U.S. economy is teetering on the brink of another recession. The US is key to the global recoveryCaploe, 09 (David, PhD in International political economy from Princeton, "Focus still on America to lead global recovery," The Straits Times, 8/2/12) IN THE aftermath of the G-20 summit, most observers seem to have Economic crisis causes war–strong statistical supportRoyal, 10 (Jedediah, director of Cooperative Threat Reduction at the U.S. Department of Defense, Economics of War and Peace: Economic, Legal, and Political Perspectives, pg 213-215) Less intuitive is how periods of economic decline may increase the likelihood of external conflict FiT’s are a key policy driver for renewables deployment, which is key to job creationMendonça, et al 10 Failure to resolve unemployment independently guarantees collapseSpicer, 12 (Jonathan, Reuters correspondent, April 8, 2012, "High unemployment may dog the US for years", http://economywatch.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/04/08/11085339-high-unemployment-may-dog-the-us-for-years?lite, 6/2/12, atl) "We’re living through a juncture in U.S. policy history in which De-carbonizing the economy will, grow industry, provide a clean environment and energy security, which solves U.S. military intervention in the Middle EastMendonça, et al 10 FiTs would accelerate renewable energy market growth in the U.S.Rickerson, et al 8 PlanThe United States federal government should establish a feed-in tariff for the development of solar power.SolvencyContention 3: SolvencyFiTs quickly solve for renewable energyStokes 13 And, FiT is the best mechanism for PV growthBarber 12 Externalities are irrelevant: feed-in is uniquely key to long-term photovoltaicsRickerson and Grace 7 More reliable than the alternativesMendonça, et al 10 |
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