Rallying Around the Environment
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Massachussets Senator John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry talk about their campaign to make the environment a priority that transcends party politics.
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Comments [2]
Right in the middle of the interview, which is supposed to be about the environment, Leonard Lopate decides he's heard enough about the environment and starts asking about the role of fist ladies and the wives of presidential candidates. Last time I checked, Kerry isn't running this year. Leonard needs to check his ego at the door.
I have just moved to UK where they are airing weekly a "docu-drama" debunking the reality of global warming. Their scientists and "researchers" are believable and make a great case - that there is no truth in the global warming "scare". The only thing that makes the piece questionable is that there is no dialog - no conversation - no other voice. What's up with this? Who are these folks? Are the Kerrys and Hunts aware of this other movement in the UK?
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