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  Tea Party and Climate Change The New York Times publishes an article marveling at the notion that the Tea Party is skeptical of climate change and of the cap and tax legislation supposed to be a solution for it. Never mind that a Democratic Congress and president elected before the Tea Party started have not managed to enact cap and tax. The Times adopts a conspiratorial view that this is all the result of "the fossil fuel industries, which have for decades waged a concerted campaign to raise doubts about the science of global warming and to undermine policies devised to address it." The Times goes on: Tea Party and Climate Change The New York Times publishes an article marveling at the notion that the Tea Party is skeptical of climate change and of the cap and tax legislation supposed to be a solution for it. Never mind that a Democratic Congress and president elected before the Tea Party started have not managed to enact cap and tax. The Times adopts a conspiratorial view that this is all the result of "the fossil fuel industries, which have for decades waged a concerted campaign to raise doubts about the science of global warming and to undermine policies devised to address it." The Times goes on:
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