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Oppose Obamamessiah and you’re a pariah.

[ABC NEWS] ABC News Thomas Giusto and Lindsey Ellerson report:
Conservative author Jason Mattera launched a relentless revolt today against President Obama and the leftist agenda, mocking Obama loyalists during remarks made at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
… Not only did Mattera hit Obama for his acknowledged drug use as a youth, but he went on [...]

The academic fraud after The Day After Tomorrow.

I had a laugh out loud moment this Sunday night, flipping channels and stopping on the FX network showing (yet again) of The Day After Tomorrow, an apocalyptic global warming movie filled with gratuitous scenes of our destruction.
I imagine the folks at FX programming probably would never have guessed that this weekend one of the [...]

MC Crowbar’s Peaze Prize.

Pretty funny, Crowder, as these things go.
I promise to be more hopey, changey, and such this year… that’s a peace prize!

Dems conceit for the masses.

Here’s Charles Krauthammer on how the liberal masses have reacted to their lost Senate seat in Massachusetts:
Liberal expressions of disdain for the intelligence and emotional maturity of the electorate have been, post-Massachusetts, remarkably unguarded. New York Times columnist Charles Blow chided Obama for not understanding the necessity of speaking “in the plain words of plain [...]

Harry Reid’s “teaching moment.”

It is said that President Barack Obama is fond of using problematic events as “teachable moments.” Well here’s a teachable moment for Republicans in the wake of Harry Reid’s pre-2008 election comments that Obama was “light skinned… with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one”: In matters of racial politics Republicans should consider [...]

Tom Friedman’s “Precautionary Principle.”

Tom Friedman’s most recent column (Going Cheney on Climate) seeks to champion action on (alleged) global warming on the basis of the “precautionary principle.” The idea behind precautionary principle is basically insurance — you make the investment not on the certainty of something adverse occurring, at least not right away, but on the likelihood that [...]

Climategate & ObamaCare.

So I made the point below that one can find parallels between Climate Change and health care vis-a-vis academics constructing their desired result through manipulated data.
We’ve already read some recent studies by academics attempting to prepare the public for rationed care by advising that women get mammograms less often and later in life. More like [...]

Climategate & Leftist hypocrisy.

Having read many of the e-mails from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia writer James Delingpole summarizes six major categories, including: (1) Manipulation of evidence in favor of global warming, (2) Private doubts about whether the world really is heating up, (3) Suppression of evidence contrary to their views, (4) [...]

Peer review, Climate-style.

Here’s what Phil Jones of the CRU [Climate Research Unit] and his colleague Michael Mann of Penn State mean by “peer review.” When Climate Research published a paper dissenting from the Jones-Mann “consensus,” Jones demanded that the journal “rid itself of this troublesome editor,” and Mann advised that “we have to stop considering Climate Research [...]

More Climategate.

Here’s Robert Tracinski on Climategate.
These e-mails show, among many other things, private admissions of doubt or scientific weakness in the global warming theory. In acknowledging that global temperatures have actually declined for the past decade, one scientist asks, “where the heck is global warming?… The fact is that we can’t account for the lack of [...]