Recycle Bin: Last Week's Top Posts

Forsee's Opposition to Climate Legislation At Odds With Previous Calls To Action
Forsee's new position completely contradicts his previous commitments as a signatory to the the American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment.

Flashback: 'The Night The Clocks & Scoreboard Stood Still'
Six years ago, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a controversial and still-unfunded Medicare prescription-drug bill with an historic and extremely controversial early morning vote. At least three of Missouri's Representatives -- Roy Blunt, Jo Ann Emerson and Todd Akin -- played notable roles in the drama.

Akin Responds: Mayflower Compact Is "Definitely Relevant" to Health Care, Clean Energy Debates
Quoth his official spokesman: Akin "believes that the principles expressed in the Mayflower Compact ... are definitely relevant to the Medicare debates and to a lot of debates [in Washington], including cap and trade."

Even The Mind-Numbingly Dumb Talking Points Are Wrong
Roy Blunt, wrong again about health care reform legislation.

Peter Kinder: Climate Change A "Massive Fraud"
Another crazy tweet Peter Kinder may wish he hadn't published when he decides that he no longer needs to pander to the extreme base of his party.