Congressional Committee for Waste, Fraud and Abuse: Joe Barton, Chair

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The Congresional Committee on Energy and Commerce has been entertaining itself of late with the โ€œdebateโ€ on climate change science, and particularly with a โ€œcontroversyโ€ about the vitality ofย Michael Mann’s hockey stickย – an argument that is as irrelevant as it is out ofย date.

This becomes relevant, though, when you realize that the committee in question is also home to the Tipline, a whistleblower’s outlet for reports of โ€œWaste, Fraud andย Abuse.โ€

May we suggest the Committee’s own shenanigans as an obvious example: It is wasting its own time and taxpayers’ money; it is promoting a view of climate science that is fully fraudulent; and its members, beginning most assuredly with Chair Joe Barton, are abusing their political power in theย process.

So, feel free to click on the Tipline link and report Congressman Barton to himself. It’s clear that he and his Republican colleagues are desperate for something useful toย do.

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