... , you are very wrong. If you don't understand this then you don't know enough to have an opinion on the subject, and you most likely will be treated just like any other ineducable troll. Grab a climate textbook and do some reading...it will help if you have some physics background too. Yeah, science takes effort... Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...

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... continues down his list of "reasons" for denouncing the Right: 4. Support for anti-science bad craziness (see: creationism, climate change denialism, Sarah Palin, Michele Bachmann, James ... to Johnson's resentment of Michelle Malkin) has destroyed his own once-successful site and resorted to the blogospheric equivalent of "busking." Despite CJ's transparent malice, I have ...

... , the fact that Sarah Palin, of all people, is able to command such attention for her views on the science of climate change, of all things, is kind of amazing. Right-wing activists demand ... , the data shows. Amanda Marcotte over at Pandagon has an interesting take on the ongoing blogospheric conversation about gender and infidelity, in the wake of the Tiger Woods imbroglio: There ...