Young, gifted [and building your life around the greatest scientific fraud of all time] - Times Online

When a capacity for ferocious hard work allies itself with green campaigning, the result is Kate Hampton. She has been made director of climate-change policy at the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, and before that worked at Climate Change Capital and Friends of the Earth.

[Grandiose delusions:] Ag Secretary visits home in Iowa

Vilsack told the Des Moines Register that, "you can't talk about climate change unless you talk about the USDA."

TheHill.com - Boehner: Climate bill a 'pile of s--t'

Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) had a few choice words about Speaker Nancy Pelosi's landmark climate-change bill after its passage Friday.

When asked why he read portions of the cap-and-trade bill on the floor Friday night, Boehner told The Hill, "Hey, people deserve to know what's in this pile of s--t."
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Pelosi's office declined to comment on Boehner's jab. But one Democratic aide quipped, "What do you expect from a guy who thinks global warming is caused by cow manure?"

Even though Sen. Majorty Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) holds the bill's fate in his hands, House Republicans intend to hammer Speaker Pelosi's signature climate-change measure over recess.

And GOP Conference Chairman Rep. Mike Pence (Ind.) said "we have only just begun to fight” as he left the Capitol Friday night.
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One Democrat was upset that his leaders would needlessly force vulnerable Dems to vote for a bill that will come back to haunt them. Mississippi Rep. Gene Taylor (D) voted against the measure that he says will die in the Senate.

"A lot of people walked the plank on a bill that will never become law," Taylor told The Hill after the gavel came down.