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09/17/2012 | Elections - Obama GoodTournament: UNI | Round: 3 | Opponent: Illinois State | Judge: A) Obama winning – swing states States elect presidents via the Electoral College, and new polls give President Obama the B) Link --- plan drives a wedge into Obama’s base --- they’re key to re-election Despite these small victories, President Obama's nuclear vision faces many impending obstacles. Despite Obama’s margin for error is small --- plan deflates democrat enthusiasm In case you can’t see it, that’s a treacherous tightrope Barack Obama is walking C) Impact – Republicans will destroy the economy Each and every Republican candidate has called for trillions of dollars in new tax breaks The impact is great power wars So far, such half-hearted experiments not only have failed to work; | |
11/02/2012 | T - ShouldTournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: B. Violation – The aff does not defend the federal government acting.
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11/02/2012 | T - SubstantialTournament: Liberty | Round: | Opponent: | Judge: The term "to increase substantially" in claim 1 of the '705 patent refers B. Violation-The affirmative does not reduce restrictions and/or increase financial incentives for energy production C. Standards-
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11/02/2012 | Farm Bill Politics DATournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: The farm bill will pass in the lame duck – now is key – farmers need certainty before planning for next season Farmers fertilize fields and order seed for the next growing season, while uncertain of Wind and solar is highly expensive because needs major infrastructure overhaul. They ensure opposition from both residents and environments, making them unpopular. Jeffrey Ball 2012 Scholar in Residence at Stanford University's Steyer- Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, Tough Love for Renewable Energy: Making Wind and Solar Power Affordable, Foreign Affairs 91. 3 (May/Jun 2012), KEL There are huge caveats to this rosy assessment, and they come down mostly to Obama’s PC key to forge agreement between House and Senate “People have been waiting a long time for a farm bill. The president Farm bill in the lame duck key to prevent food price volatility BMI View: We believe the most likely scenario for the delayed US farm bill Food price spike kills billions On the demand side, there will also be adjustments. The supply and demand 2NC Timeframe – now is key for the farm bill – farmers make decisions during the fall about how many crops to plant – that’s Stiers. The impact will happen way before the aff is able to solve. The most prevalent cause of limited infrastructure expansion is the difficult permitting processes required to Magnitude and probability – Food shortages cause global nuclear war – most probable There is a growing appreciation that the conflicts in the next century will most likely Moral obligation to provide food – outweighs everything These arguments are morally spurious. That food sufficient for well-nourished survival is Ext – Key to Food Supply/Prices Farm bill key to the ag sector and global food supply With farmers facing the worst drought in decades this summer and the current Farm Bill As America recovers from economic recession, rural Americans are leading the way and USDA is supporting their efforts. It’s not time to let up now, and that’s why we need Congress to pass a Food, Farm and Jobs Bill as soon as possible. New farm bill is key to prevent a price spike – leads to unrest By not acting before the Sept. 30 deadline, the provisions of the Agriculture especially things like dairies,” he said.¶ “If you miss a year Turns renewables – farm bill contains incentives There is also the renewable energy portion of the farm bill. Gruszynski said there Uniqueness Wall The farm bill will pass in the lame duck but political capital is key – our evidence cites multiple people in Congress who say they will push the bill in the lame duck session. That’s Stiers and BMO. Will pass The Northern Marianas could see a $33 million food stamp increase, if Republican Majority Leader Eric Cantor brings the long-delayed “Farm Bill” to a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives during the post-election lame duck session of Congress. Cantor, appearing at a Boise, Idaho campaign event for Republican Representative Raul Labrador this week, made the commitment to get the Farm Bill onto the floor of the House for a vote after November 6. “Mr. Cantor’s announcement is good news for the Northern Marianas,” said Congressman Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan. The plan pushes the farm bill out of the lame duck – the schedule is tight Looming over everything is the November elections and what will happen in the lame duck Extend Wasson – Obama needs to exert leadership in order to create compromise between the House and Senate – our ev smokes theirs. PC key to overcome dem and GOP resistance Herseth Sandlin also explained the struggle with finding common ground on the subject between Democrats Solar Unpopular Solar tax breaks are not popular – Solyndra. Solar/Wind Unpopular Jeffrey Ball 2012 Scholar in Residence at Stanford University's Steyer- Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, Tough Love for Renewable Energy: Making Wind and Solar Power Affordable, Foreign Affairs 91. 3 (May/Jun 2012), KEL There are huge caveats to this rosy assessment, and they come down mostly to | |
11/02/2012 | Green Banks CPTournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: States can take the lead on clean energy President Obama released his first campaign ad this week, which touts his credits on The Green bank solves all their financing and investment arguments The Green Bank, or Clean Energy Deployment Administration, is a key element of | |
11/02/2012 | Renewables Grid TurnTournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Turn – Grid Failure: Schwartz 2004, Chair of the Virginia Land Rights Coalition, 2004 (LM, “Wind-Facts of Blowing Hot Air?,” March, http://www.sovereignty.net/p/clim/wind-leo.htm,Kel) "Renewable" energy, particularly wind power, is a highly problematic, ill b. Grid failure wipes out the US economy Bryan 2003 (Jay, “Power grids vital in information age: "Just a few days could theoretically take economic growth ... right down to zero," The Gazette, Aug 19, pp. LN, kel) David Rosenberg, chief North American economist with Merrill Lynch, estimates that the U c. Nuke war (read if they don’t have an economy impact) Cook ‘07 (retired federal analyst, former Treasury Dept analyst, economic consultant, Global Research contributor, Economics degree from William and Mary Times of economic crisis produce international tension and politicians tend to go to war rather | |
11/02/2012 | A2: Consumption Bad AdvantageTournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Consumption won’t cause extinction Democratic capitalism is a system built for survival. It has adapted successfully to shocks Will the financial meltdown be a sobering moment, then, the awakening from a 5. Declines in growth are net worse for the environment – increase consumption Global political and economic events like the current economic crisis have a considerable impact on 1NR Consumption-only focus worse – ignores production-oriented environmental degradation – makes extinction inevitable Such views among genuine environmental activists reflect a well-meaning but ultimately utopian belief | |
11/02/2012 | A2: Root Cause of WarTournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: 3. Turn --- the neg team’s assumptions that are root causes of social problems only makes problems worse | |
11/02/2012 | ConsequentialismTournament: Liberty | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: A commitment to an ethic of consequences reflects a deeper ethic of criticism, of |
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