TV Reporters Burying Global Warming

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onJan 16, 2008 @ 08:30 PST

MoveOn.Org reports that top TV reporters have asked presidential candidates 2,679 questions in the last year, of which three were about UFOs, and three were about climateย change.

It would be tempting to dismiss this as Fox News vacuousness, but for the non-participation of NBC‘s Washington Bureau Chief, Tim Russert, who clearly just doesn’t care.

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