Daily Reading:
Kathleen Parker suggests those who are horrified by ACORN check out the SEIU.
66% of the country is at least somewhat angry about the policies of our current government.
Youth unemployment is at its highest rate since World War II.
Frank DeMartini wonders if Obama is the next Wilson.
Conservatives win big in Germany.
Jay Nordlinger muses on the events of the last few weeks.
The New York Times paid tribute to William Safire.
Have Increases in Population, Affluence and Technology Worsened Human Well-Being?
Indur Goklany, Journal of Sustainable Development Can Paul Krugman Read?
Chris Horner, Planet Gore
The Military-Industrial-Environmental Complex
Iain Murray & Roger Abbott, Washington Examiner
Gore-Backed Car Company Gets Big U.S. Loan
Josh Mitchell & Stephen Power, Wall Street Journal
Behind the Furor over a Climate Skeptic
John Broder, New York Times
The Dog Ate My Global Warming Data
Patrick J. Michaels, National Review Online
Myron Ebell, National Post
Cap-and-Trade Depresses Home Prices
Ryan Young, Politico
Peer Review or Old Boy Network?
Marlo Lewis, GlobalWarming.org
Dan Kish, Washington Examiner
Rep. Sensenbrenner Scoffs at China’s UN Climate Speech
Stephen Power, Wall Street Journal
Mike Allen & Jim Vandehei, Politico,
The United States Is the World’s True Energy Superpower
Donald Hertzmark, MasterResource.org
