"Al Gore says support it. Paul Krugman says support it. Two Nobel Prize Winners. Who am I to question them?" That is a question received, in more than one space, when it comes to the Waxman-Markey American Clean Energy and Security (ACES) Act. Well, with all due respect to the infallibility of a Nobel Prize Winner (Kissinger, '73, James Watson, '03, etc.), we should be clear that the bill, as drafted, falls far short of what is necessary and quite likely falls short of what is possible. How can this be? How can a bill driven by two of the …