Geopolitical Fallout from “Cap and Trade” Goes Unexplored in Reporting

As America stands still, Russsia and China are moving aggressively to secure oil and gas resources that can help power their economy and their military. Yet, key U.S. Senators continue to push for "cap and trade" schemes that will stifle development. Sen. Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican, who recently withdrew from negotiations, even says it's not about the environment. So what is it about? As the Climate Change/Global Warming bill is reintroduced in the U.S., The New York Times ...

Is Sen. Graham Still the Liberal Media’s Republican Darling?

Sen. Lindsey Graham's clever legislative tactics could end up costing U.S. taxpayers a lot of money, especially if he succeeds in advancing a "cap and trade" bill that is loathed by the public. The New York Times is disappointed Graham backed out of a compromise on global warming legislation, but that doesn't mean liberal reporters are ready to write him off just yet... Is Sen. Lindsey Graham still the new Republican media darling of the New York Times and other liberal publications? This g...

Sen. Lindsey Graham Becomes the New Republican Media Darling

Obama's "cap and trade" bill is now dead in the U.S. Senate but South Carolina's sly Republican Senator is working to resurrect energy rationing legislation, even after  "climategate" has debunked scientific claims of man made global warming. Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has emerged as the new favorite Republican among liberal media elites based largely his support of energy-rationing schemes rooted in faulty scientific data. With Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) moving to the right in an ...

Corporate Exodus from USCAP Hidden Away in Blog Post

Corporations are beginning to pull out of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP), a major driving force behind "cap and trade" proposals. But The New York Times would prefer that readers not become privy to yet another setback for the environmental movement. When USCAP was formed it earned expansive coverage but news of its possible demise only earns a blog post... Where is the coverage of corporations that have pulled out of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP) after lobbying in ...