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Scientist Mocks Vanity Fair’s ‘Green Issue’ as ‘Thinly Disguis
If Dr. Roy Spencer was an anthropogenic global warming believer, he’d probably be a household name given his superior credentials as a former Senior Scientist for Climate Studies at NASA. Sadly, due to his position on this controversial issue, Spencer is part of a growing list of skeptical scientists across the globe that the media ignore as they advance the existence of a consensus concerning…
Time's Joe Klein Applauds Obama Boycott of Fox News/Black Caucus Debat
Calling the Fox News debate a "sordid event," Time magazine's Joe Klein offered Barack Obama the journalistic version of the cinematic slow clap with an April 9 post to Time's "Swampland" blog:First, congratulations to Barack Obama for dropping out of the
Congressional Black Caucus Institute-Fox News debate. With John Edwards
already out, that means this sordid event is over...Back in 2004, I…
Sawyer to Soldier: How Often Do You Wonder If You Can’t Stand Anothe
On Tuesday’s "Good Morning America," co-host Diane Sawyer reported on the second day of her tour of Afghanistan. Unlike previous trips to Syria and Iran, the anchor had no dictator to coddle. She did, however, have time to ask somewhat bewildering questions to members of the United States military. Speaking to one soldier who just had his tour extended, Sawyer wondered if the young man ever felt…
CNN 'Morning' Team Throws Tomatoes at Burger King
McDonald's is doing 'right thing' paying more for tomatoes, but competitor 'can't get away with' its decision not to do so, according to reporters.
Maher: Bush Administration 'Stupid and Arrogant In a Way Only the Reli
If Don Imus' racially bigoted remark merited a two-week suspension by MSNBC, for how long will MSNBC and HBO ban Bill Maher after his bit of religious bigotry on today's "Imus in the Morning"? Maher, ostensibly on to discuss Imus' imbroglio, engaged in this repartee with the host:DON IMUS: I used to think that all of these things that the administration did were either because of the war…
Another Skeptical Global Warming Documentary You'll Never See on Ameri
In 2004, Lars Mortensen TV-Produktion of Denmark created a documentary about global warming myths entitled “Doomsday Called Off.” In it, scientists from around the world shared real data and statistics refuting claims by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concerning man’s role in warming the planet (must-see video in five parts available here, here, here, here, and here, grateful h/t…