When your administration is drowning in scandals, why not try to change the conversation to something that will shore up the base?&nbsp; Even though President Obama was unable to get a carbon tax proposal through Congress, that hasn't stopped him from using the EPA to clamp down on emissions.&nbsp; Now, at a speech at Georgetown University, a basion of left-wing thinking, the president proposes a new war on carbon.&nbsp; Or, as an aide more clearly explained, a war on coal.&nbsp; Apparently the White House hasn't been keeping up with the latest findings on climate change.&nbsp; Nevertheless, the President describes climate change as the biggest threat to our nation.&nbsp; Now what?&nbsp; How will this new initiative impact energy costs?&nbsp; Who will pay the price for this desperate attempt to distract the public from the acts of an admistration as corrupt as this one?&nbsp; Read more:&nbsp; <a href="http://www.nationalreview.com/article/352025/obamas-radical-climate-agenda-editors">www.nationalreview.com/article/352025/obamas-radical-climate-agenda-editors</a><br />