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Koch Political Group Brags About Bullying GOP Lawmakers Into Denying
Climate Science
Wednesday 7 December 2011
by: Marie Diamond, ThinkProgress | Report
In its cover story this
http://www.nationaljournal.com/magazine/heads-in-the-sand-20111201
COVER STORY
Heads in the Sand
As climate-change science moves in one direction, Republicans in
Congress are moving in another. Why?
By Coral Davenport
December 1, 2011
Sen. John Barrasso is no stranger to science. The
http://politicalcorrection.org/blog/201112060007
Americans for Prosperity Takes Credit for Bullying GOP Lawmakers Into
Climate Denial
December 06, 2011 5:05 pm ET - Emilee Pierce
The cover story of this week's National Journal takes a deeper dive
into a question we've explored before: What
Mitt Romney
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/03/us-usa-campaign-romney-idUSTRE75263620110603?feedType=RSSfeedName=everythingvirtualBrandChannel=11563
Republican Romney: 'the world is getting warmer'
By Ros Krasny
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire | Fri Jun 3, 2011 2:20pm EDT
(Reuters) -
Newt Gingrich
What was it that convinced you that global warming was a real and
pressing problem?
Oh, I think the weight of evidence over time [convinced me] that it's
something that you ought to be careful about. As a conservative, I
think you ought to be prudent, and it seems to me that the
John Boehner
BOEHNER: Well, on the issue of offshore oil drilling, under the
proposal that we're supporting, each state would have the right to
decide whether they would be drilling off their coast. Let's let the
people of California decide.
But when it comes to global warming and the whole
Fred Upton
http://www.nationaljournal.com/magazine/heads-in-the-sand-20111201
COVER STORY
Heads in the Sand
As climate-change science moves in one direction, Republicans in
Congress are moving in another. Why?
By Coral Davenport
December 1, 2011
snip
REVERSING COURSE
No one exemplifies
Tim Pawlenty
In April, Mr. Pawlenty delivered the remarks that probably best
reveal his views on the environment. It looks like we should have
listened to President Carter, he told the Minnesota Climate Change
Advisory Group. He called us to action, and we should have listened.
. . . Climate