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The Blair House Project
February 25, 2010 · 1 Comment
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Climategate
Climate change credibility is falling once again
January 18, 2010 · 2 Comments
The Himalayan mountains aren’t shedding their glaciers by 2035 after all. So we find out from the London Times today. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (you know, the panel which used the false science generated by those who gave us the Climategate emails) based its theory that the Himalayan mountains would lose glaciers so quickly on someone’s speculation in a magazine article. Two years ago the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued a benchmark report that was claimed to incorporate the latest and most detailed research into the impact of global... [Read the full story]
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The Blair House Project
February 25, 2010 · 1 Comment
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Phelim McAleer on false Global Warming Information
November 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Podcast: Play in new window Global warming information is skewed beyond belief, and I talked about that on today’s Jim Pfaff Show with Phelim McAleer, Producer of Not Evil Just Wrong – the true cost of warming hysteria. We discussed his recent Denver Post article about the reasons we should be working to extract the vast amounts of oil shale in the Rocky Mountains. There are nearly 900 billion barrels of oil estimated to be available in Colorado alone. These reserves are nearly three times more than proven reserves in Saudi Arabia and could provide energy security for... [Read the full story]
Politics
Doubling Down on Debt
February 10, 2010 · 2 Comments
Cross-posted at www.PoliticalVanguard.com: I was recently in Nevada conducting grassroots trainings. Gambling is everywhere in the state, as you might expect, and most events are held in casino hotels. On the blackjack tables, they have an interesting betting scheme. If your first two cards add up to ten or eleven, you can “double down” your bet. You take on twice the risk betting that the next card will be an eight, nine or ten. No way you can bust on the next card. Problem is, you can take only one more card. The dealer can still take as many as he or she wants. And, of course, you’ve... [Read the full story]
Culture
Meaning of Christmas
December 24, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Podcast: Play in new window The meaning of Christmas is one of the most debated concepts in American culture. It’s become an annual tradition for atheist activists and left-wing groups like the ACLU and People for the American Way to oppose Christmas displays and seek to have them removed from public places. Other legal advocates like the Alliance Defense Fund and the American Center for Law and Justice defend such displays in the courts. Daily news reports chronicle these disputes throughout the month of December. Some Christian groups even tout the “pagan” origins... [Read the full story]
Opinion Times Commentary Podcast
Barack Obama Interview with George Stephanopolous
Podcast: Play in new window A recent Barack Obama interview with George Stephanopolous revealed that the President refuses to accept the message being sent to him by the American people. I discuss this in todays Opinion Times Commentary. Barack Obama Interview: today’s Opinion Times Commentary with Jim Pfaff. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title:... Read more of this article
Capitalism: Messy security.
Podcast: Play in new window Free market capitalism is a messy business. I have a special commentary today in which I criticize the hatred of the left for the Constitution. I explain why when Americans are able to pursue their own happiness and reap the good or bad benefits of their good or bad efforts, we all gain. But it’s messy!... Read more of this article
John Hickenlooper changes the race for Colorado Governor
Podcast: Play in new window John Hickenlooper, Denver Mayor, brings a much different dynamic to the Colorado Governor race in 2010. Opponent Scott McInnis had a much easier route to Denver when Bill Ritter was his opponent. Riddled with negatives in the business and labor communities (who else could have accomplished that!?), Ritter was... Read more of this article
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Doubling Down on Debt
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Climategate
Climate change credibility is falling once again
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CO2 or CFCs’? I always get those two mixed up.
CO2 emissions have been debunked as the cause of global warming according to a recent...
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