Frank Luntz Gets Religion — But Not Ethics

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onJun 26, 2006 @ 07:22 PDT

Frank Luntz, the Washington-based public relations consultant who counseledThe infamous Frank Luntz President Bush to โ€œkeep the public confusedโ€ about climate science, has told the BBC he now accepts the reality of global warming.ย  Unfortunately, Luntz does not accept responsibility for the impact of his own actions.ย  Asked about the fact that Bush is still following his advice, Luntz responded: โ€œThat’s up to the administration. I’m not the administration. What they want to do is their business. It has nothing to do with what I write. It has nothing to do with what I believe.โ€ Sounds like an eery echo of the infamous โ€œNurembergย Defense.โ€

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