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Ryan Chittum with a great deconstruction of the WSJ’s Congressional-jet expenses non-scandal
Abnormal Returns with a fantastic round-up of Falkenstein’s views on how the equity risk premium is negative
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Lomborg did not change his mind. You know that, I hope. He argues for more incisive thought about global warming and the correct policy responses; he’s not in denial over its reality.
sounds great
Ben Stine got dumped by the NYT. I’m surprised you haven’t blogged about it yet.
How did I miss that post? Odd. Sorry :)
My sense was that the original WSJ story on government aircraft was generally accurate, but given a misleading title (reported well but with questionable editing). And given this morning’s follow-up, you have to have the belief that it was a story that needed to be told. Methinks Chittum prefers critizing media he disagrees with over government spending money it doesn’t have.