Chris Matthews calls Sean Hannity a 'hyena' on global warming | Periscope | IrishCentral

It is an Irish brawl sure to keep fans on the edge of their seat, Chris Matthews of NBC has denounced fellow Irish American Sean Hannity as a 'clown and a hyena' because of his comments on global warming.

Matthews really got worked up and said to Hannity and some other leading republicans "It isnt's something to laugh about gentlemen unless you don't care what happens to this planet down the road."

[Minnesota's climate refugees: Heading south, *towards* warm climates?!]: Are they fleeing Minnesota taxes or bad weather? | StarTribune.com

Setting foreign immigrants aside, Craig said, the basic pattern in the state's history can be summed up as "in-migration from neighboring states," in search of high-paying jobs, "and out-migration to Sun Belt states," in search of warmth.

Gore Group Targets Bayh, McCaskill, Lincoln To Build Support For Climate [Hoax] Legislation (VIDEO) | TPMDC

Repower America, a project of Al Gore's Alliance for Climate Protection is upping the pressure on swing-vote Democrats to support legislative action on climate change.

In a spot that's set to run for at least three weeks on cable and local network affiliates in Indiana, "real Hoosiers" tell viewers to contact their senators...including Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN)--a long-time hold out on climate legislation.

Pictures: Global Warming in DC

Kerry: 'Dead wrong' to write obituary on climate change bill - The Hill's E2-Wire

"The inside-the-Beltway conventional wisdom that this issue has stalled is dead wrong," Kerry said in a statement e-mailed to The Hill. "This is not and never has been a partisan issue, and Senators Graham, Lieberman, and I will continue building consensus on both sides of the aisle with all those willing to engage to create jobs, advance our security interests, reduce pollution, and make America more competitive,” said Kerry, a key advocate of a climate change legislation.
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Some of Kerry’s Democratic Senate colleagues are less keen on a climate change bill. They told The Hill this week that the optics of Congress tackling global warming in a year with record snow may be a political loser. Other Democratic senators say a bill that was once a top priority for the party and for President Barack Obama cannot be dug up again during 2010.