Mr. Berry’s opinion article (Inter Lake, Jan. 6) is one of several he has published in which he attempts to convince the reader that, contrary to the conclusions of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the vast majority of climate scientists, human activity is not the cause of …
Ryan Zinke holds himself up as a champion of the “constitutional rights” of all Americans, but his voting record in Congress and his position on important constitutional issues are certainly not consistent with the Constitution he professes to worship.
In the words of the popular saying, “Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt.” It’s also a major problem facing irrational people who cannot or won’t accept the logical conclusions derived from scientific evidence.
Within the GOP, willful ignorance and denial of climate change and its cause is a litmus test for candidates. Steve Daines has made considerable efforts as a member of the House to pass it at all costs.
In a previous letter, I responded to what I consider to be some bogus assertions and motivated reasoning in Dr. David Myerowitz’s Nov. 3, 2013 op-ed in the Inter Lake on “Climate Controversy: Is Global Warming Settled Science or Political Dogma.”
In his Nov. 3 op-ed in the Inter Lake on “Climate Controversy: Is Global Warming Settled Science or Political Dogma?” Dr. David Myerowitz asserts among other things that “the planet isn’t warming” and that man-made global warming is not a very good theory.
In two of his recent “2 Cents” columns, the Inter Lake’s editor displays the symptoms of paranoid denial about climate change. He asserts that progressives are using it as a “steppingstone to complete social transformation” and a lever to “muscle us toward more and bigger government.” What paranoid nonsense!
If you disagree with the US Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision, claiming that corporations are people, be aware of some facts concerning the case.
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If you disagree with the US Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision, claiming that corporations are people, be aware of some facts concerning the case.
If you disagree with the US Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision, claiming that corporations are people, be aware of some facts concerning the case.
