Right to Opine

Dr. Fred Singer, WSJ — Why I Remain a Global-Warming Skeptic

The debate’s far from over, as the science isn’t settled.

Rich Lowry, Real Clear Politics — The Lawless Heart of OWS

Going to get uglier I’m afraid.

John Podhoretz, Commentary Magazine — The Case for Optimism

A long read, but worth the time.

USA Today — Economists: GOP jobs plan better than Obama’s

Give the author credit for at least covering the story, but in the end he just help himself:

Those surveyed by Boehner include economists from Stanford University’s Hoover Institution, Carnegie Mellon University, American Enterprise Institute and the Manhattan Institute—fairly conservative institutions.

Yes, as well as Ohio, Iowa, Boston College, Central Michigan, Columbia, Arizona State, etc.—not exactly hotbeds of conservatism.

Independent analysts—including Moody’s Analytics and Macroeconomic Advisers — estimate that Obama’s jobs act would create up to 1.9 million jobs while the House Republican would have little immediate impact on creating jobs.

As if those analysts are any more “independent” than the economists on Boehner’s list.

NY Times — Holder Urges Lawmakers to Support Efforts to Stop Gun Trafficking

Surprised? Feds break existing laws, encouraging illegal gun sales, then Holder uses their failure to push for more gun control. Never let a crisis go to waste.

BBC — NHS: Elderly care dossier shows ‘shameful attitudes’

But, hey, everyone has government-paid healthcare, right?

Fox News — Massachusetts School District Marks Muslim Holiday

And the ACLU, et al, remain silent.

New York Post — It’s media love—not bias