And If You Believe This: Buy My Exercise Machine …

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onOct 13, 2006 @ 07:20 PDT

What a great one-two punch you get from Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe and the right-wing blogsite Canada Free Press. CFP is always at the ready to run material from any climate change denier on the continent, but Jim Inhofe’s outburst today is a classic.

The best part, though, is the juxtaposition with the ad for a $14,615 exercise machine that “delivers a cardiovascular, strength and flexibility workout” – “in Exactly 4 Minutes Per Day.”

Hey, if CFP readers believe Jim Inhofe on climate change, it’s worth a try.

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