Environment/Global Warming
November 11, 2009
John Stossel and the Overblown Headline
Guest blogged by Dan
Fox Business' newest Pundit, John Stossel certainly goes in for the overblown headline: Recyclers as Suckers. Recycles as suckers? What is your reaction? Shock? Awe? Outrage? The story is significantly less impressive.
Continue reading >>November 6, 2009
Rep. Joe Wilson Lies On Your World… And Neil Cavuto Lets Him Get Away With It
Guest blogged by Brian
On Wednesday’s (11/4/09) Your World, Rep. Joe Wilson (R-You lie!) was interviewed about President Obama's health care bill. When asked about Congress going forward in the wake of the previous day’s election returns, Wilson said, "It's actually arm twisting to secure the votes… The 2000 page bill is a bill, which is a takeover of a significant portion of our economy. It's not being thought through...It's taking advantage of the American people. Attacking senior citizens, attacking small business." Comment: BarackObama.com says Obama’s plan "protects Medicare for seniors.” and "provides small business tax credits." You lie, twice, Rep.Wilson!
Continue reading >>November 5, 2009
FoxNews.com on Global Warming: Misleading Misdirection or Outright Lie?
Guest blogged by Notveryhow
A FoxNews.com article entitled Earth Cools, and Fight Over Warming Heats Up already contains two falsehoods in just the title. Nowhere to go but down from there, so they repeat these points in the first 2 sentences.
Continue reading >>October 25, 2009
Steve Doocy Challenges Al Gore to Debate on Global Warming
Guest blogged by notveryhow
Steve Doocy was thrilled to announce Friday (10/23/09) that he is one of the Huffington Post’s “Most Dangerous Global Warming Deniers.” He may be saddened to learn that he is only one of many, and according to voting, is no longer #3. That may change, however.
Continue reading >>October 5, 2009
Forbes On Fox Panelist Says Creating Green Energy Jobs Is A Bad Thing
Guest blogged by Brian
Saturday's (10/3/09) Forbes on Fox featured a discussion on cap and trade with the suggestion that it might “melt down our job market.” Coincidentally, this suggestion came right after a Fox News alert advising that unemployment rose to 9.8%, the same week that Democrats in the Senate released their cap and trade bill. One panelist actually complained groused that the bill would create jobs, that that would be a bad thing, With video.
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