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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (762981)1/10/2014 12:45:20 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (5) of 1573909
 
I am glad to see more and more people who don't necessarily have a political axe to grind stepping up and disputing the garbage that comes of wingers' mouths.

Join us in thanking NBC weatherman Al Roker for telling Rush Limbaugh to take his anti-science, right-wing conspiracy theories and “stuff it.” Click here to sign our thank you petition.

As bitterly cold temperatures swept the country this week, right-wingers took the opportunity to push their anti-science agenda.

On his radio show, Rush Limbaugh claimed that liberals had simply invented the term “polar vortex”—as a ploy to “help the global warming agenda.”

But NBC weatherman Al Roker would not let that stand. On the Today Show, he definitively proved that “polar vortex” has been a term used by meteorologists for 50 years. And then he added: “so for all the doubters out there, STUFF IT.”

Click here to sign our petition, thanking Al Roker for standing up to Rush Limbaugh.

Why does this matter, and how does a “thank you” petition make a difference here?

Because right-wing demagogues like Rush Limbaugh bully weather reporters on a regular basis, attacking the scientific consensus that climate change is a real problem. So when Roker tells Limbaugh to “stuff it” and keep politics out of it, he needs to hear our appreciation.
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