Insanity Is Best Viewed From a Distance
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Posted 09.08.2009
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Politics
The myth of bipartisanship comes down to today in my mind and let it die forever on this first day of school and let us not forget the lesson.
The myth of bipartisanship comes down to today in my mind and let it die forever on this first day of school and let us not forget the lesson.
With clean energy, as with health care, there is the opposition of a well-funded minority willing to distort, lie, distract and do anything they can to delay action.
As emotional as 9/11 was for all of us, nothing compares to what families who lost a loved one experienced that day. A fact that is totally lost on Glenn Beck.
A CBS News correspondent who can't get his own title right makes up a number in a memo given to him by a group funded by ExxonMobil, and CBS News is wondering where the viewers are going.
Union Pacific may be protecting their profits, which, to be honest, they have every right to do. But as they do it, they are worsening the already massive environmental problems we are facing.
The money spent presenting fiction as fact over the past decade has had a real impact on the average American. Still, to this day, you will hear that there is debate about global warming, about whether it's happening at all.
Not only is Irish musician Gavin Friday performing at Carnegie Hall on Sunday night, he's bringing a few friends. Like Bono. The Edge. Larry Mullen, Jr. And Adam Clayton.
