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I looked through the transcript, and as far as I can tell there wasn't a single question about climate change in tonight's Democratic debate between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
This is the fourth CNN debate sponsored by coal front group Americans for Balanced Energy Choices (ABEC). Not one of the four has contained a question on climate.
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Tim Hurst Posted 4:30 pm
31 Jan 2008
Deja Vu
Tim Hurst ecopolitology.org
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spaceshaper Posted 8:48 pm
31 Jan 2008
But I did feel really well informed
by the commercials on how like, coal isn't the enemy of the human race any more. It's CLEAN! It's PLENTIFUL! It's AMERICAN!
The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.
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SteveCHarris Posted 11:47 pm
31 Jan 2008
Different sponsors
Interesting how much sway these sponsors seem to have over the questions being asked. Environmental Defense was a top sponsor for the CNN Republican debate on the 30th and the candidates were asked about the CA EPA waiver issue.
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amazingdrx Posted 12:30 am
01 Feb 2008
Just because...
...We are paranoid, does not mean that coalies are not out to get us.
Long experience with corporatist propaganda techniques indicate that paranoia is justified.
http://amazngdrx.blogharbor.com/blog
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