USA Today can often sound like a large advertisement for the Left, and never more so than on Monday’s front page celebrating the wisdom and compassion of former Democrat Vice President Al Gore. The infomercial headline: “Climate icon talks hope and regrets.” There’s no acknowledgment Gore paid for this message, but it sounds like he did.
McPaper’s national climate reporter Dinah Voyles Pulver was like most environmental journalists – extremely one-sided activists, always treating the climate panic as climate “reality.” That’s what Gore’s group is called, the “Climate Reality Project.” Pulver began:
In an era when mounting disasters made worse by the warming climate raise fears for the Earth’s future, Al Gore could simply say “I told you so.”
Instead, the silver-haired grandfather regrets not pushing even harder to raise awareness…
