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Recent editorials from New Jersey newspapers -- Newsday.com

So what's new Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton doing? Fussing and fretting over the "climate crisis"!

Really. No joke.
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One of the key "facts on the ground," however _ ignored and trampled underfoot by the media _ is this: The first president to have reservations about the Kyoto anti-global-warming treaty was Bill Clinton.

He declined to submit the treaty to the Senate for a ratification vote. He decided against doing so after the Senate _ in a unanimous resolution _ expressed misgivings about the treaty's tilt in favor of nations like China (now the world's No. 1 producer of "greenhouse gas" emissions).

Being a mostly politically sensible guy, apart from an inclination to indulge in a little lechery, Bill Clinton may have had his own qualms about Kyoto.