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August 13, 2008
Internet: Hot Air
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August 12, 2008
Internet: Fishbowl DC
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August 12, 2008
Radio: Savage Nation
Host: Michael Savage
BMI Topic: “Return of Fairness Doctrine could control Web
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the media ever tire of climate change? Not likely, as Al Gore adds an Oscar,
Emmy and the Nobel Peace Prize to his trophy cabinet. The threat of manmade
global warming isn’t leaving the headlines any time soon. Check out our
dedicated section, ‘Climate
of Bias,’ that documents the media obsession with climate
catastrophe.
Be sure to read our resource
Skeptical Scientists which includes the names of hundreds of
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"The Democratic leadership isn't oblivious to this man-at-the-pump reality. But Al Gore's vision of the apocalyptic tides of climate change perfectly expresses their mentality: Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Reid see soaring prices as a public good -- the mechanism that will force energy enlightenment on the U.S. If anything, they think the price of gas is too low."
-- Wall Street Journal Editorial, Aug. 1, 2008. 08/01/2008
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The
Great Depression was the darkest economic period in American
history – yet it was consistently cited by the mainstream media
as a point of comparison in 2008. Network news shows referred to
the Great Depression 42 times just in the first four months of
the year, nearly three times per week.
