In response to:
"One case doesn't mean all other data was manipulated. And at the end if the day, if you, the minority do not believe in global warming, its trees little because the majority what something done about climate change, especially after Sandy. That really changed public opinion."
Perhaps you can explain why a much more powerful hurricane hit the same area in 1939, if Sandy was due to Global Warming ® (warning, Global Warming ® is the exclusive property of Leftist Propaganda Inc.) why wasn't is a CAT 4?
...Or so intense they had to invernt a new category for it...
...An I've forgotten, was the Chicken Little panic Du Jour in 1939 warming or cooling?
I've been critical of Republican tactics and messaging this week, so let's give credit where it's due: Moments ago, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell took to the floor and offered an immediate vote on President Obama's fiscal cliff plan, which shocked the Beltway late last week. (In case you're keeping score at home, this was the surreal proposal that induced McConnell to laugh out loud as it was outlined by Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner). Harry Reid quickly objected and shut the whole thing down, labeling the suggestion a "stunt." Think about that. The President of the United States,...
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"The number of weather-related natural disasters soared last year, providing “further evidence of advancing climate change”, according to a major repo