Fracking! Climate change! Let the L.A. earthquake blame-a-thon begin

Earthquake in Los Angeles this morning. Who's to blame, Democrats or Republicans? #earthquake

— Geoff Keith (@GeoffKeith) March 17, 2014

Hmmm..any fracking nearby? RT @TomHall: Photo if our 4.4 #EARTHQUAKE in West LA. Isn't he Cute?Happy #StPatsDay pic.twitter.com/9YAHeLahHU

— Peg Mitchell (@PegMitchell1) March 17, 2014

Was it an Earthquake or the remnants of Fracking?!?!? ?

— Naeemah The DIVA™ (@EmahWeemah) March 17, 2014

I know it's LA, but from now on whenever there's an earthquake like that one I'll always wonder if fracking contributed.

— Joe Newlin (@newlinla) March 17, 2014

#fracking We just had a 4.7 earthquake centered in Westwood. I am nextdoor to Westwood and this was a shaker…. http://t.co/BVpbsNJDta

— OccupyYoungstown (@OccupyYtown) March 17, 2014

Can't help it. Every time I hear earthquake now, I think fracking RT @rainnwilson: Earthquake! #DontFrackCA

— Glenda Greenhouse (@G_Greenhouse) March 17, 2014

Over/under 10 minutes until this morning's LA Earthquake is blamed on Global Warming. #WhyNot

— Shawn Farash (@Shawn_Farash) March 17, 2014

4.7 #Earthquake in Los Angeles. Late March #Snow storm in Washington #DC.#ClimateChange

— Kimberly Perry (@KimPerry_DC) March 17, 2014

People in Cali talking bout the earthquake. People in the DMV are snowed in. This climate change is too real.

— new orleanian. (@sunkissedGABE) March 17, 2014

I blame myself for the #earthquake. I'd placed a heavy-ish item on a high location yesterday and pondered what might happen. Got my answer.

— Anthony Hansen (@AnthonyHansen) March 17, 2014

@TwitchyTeam @michellemalkin I blame the mountain of taxes that is bearing down on them

— Travis Conley (@yeacomeon) March 17, 2014

I blame Lakers Coach Mike D'Antoni for today's #earthquake. Seems like the right thing to do.

— Houston Mitchell (@latimeshouston) March 17, 2014