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To: Taro who wrote (831519)	1/22/2015 6:25:40 AM
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MSNBC'S MADDOW NOW REWRITING INSTANT REPLAYS ... Ann Coulter Ann Coulter Dot Com ^ \| 21 Jan 2015 \| Ann Coulter That MSNBC routinely, almost compulsively, mischaracterizes what conservatives say is nothing new. It's what makes the network so adorable. But in a recent trend, anchor Rachel Maddow has been upping the ante, altering quotes we just heard her play on tape. On Monday night, for example, Rachel ran a news clip from President Reagan's 1983 Martin Luther King Day signing ceremony: "Chris Wallace, NBC Reporter (by miraculous coincidence, currently a Fox News anchor): 'There was an air of celebration in the Rose Garden and an underlying tension. White House officials wrestled for days how to usher in a holiday the president opposed. They finally decided to embrace it. ... Maybe that's what today was about, that blacks have the power to make politicians do things.'" End tape, cut to Rachel, taking notes, muttering with disgust: "The blacks now have the power ..." Except Wallace didn't say "the blacks." Refer to the tape. By adding the simple article "the," Rachel turned Chris Wallace from a garden-variety 1980s news reporter into Archie Bunker. It takes a special kind of zealotry to play a tape of someone and then immediately lie about what viewers just heard him say. Rachel's rewrite of Wallace (again, a Fox News host) was astonishingly similar to her misquote of Republican Senate candidate -- now senator -- Joni Ernst just before the November elections. Maddow inserted the word "the" into Ernst's statement, entirely changing her meaning. (Excerpt) Read more at anncoulter.com ...

To: Taro who wrote (831519)	1/22/2015 9:40:38 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577924

In the three decades I’ve been in the climate research business, it’s been clear that politics have been driving the global warming movement. He's projecting his sins on all the honest scientists in the field.... Roy Spencer, who previously described his job as a UAH climate scientist as follows. "I view my job a little like a legislator, supported by the taxpayer, to protect the interests of the taxpayer and to minimize the role of government." theguardian.com