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foodbeforefuel.org - 11/18/2008

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— foodbeforefuel.org — What is the Food Before Fuel Campaign? The Food Before Fuel Campaign was created to urge public... officials to revisit and restructure policies that have increased our reliance on food as an energy source, and to carefully address how to develop ... (more) Home Page | Food Before Fuel

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tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com - 11/16/2008

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— tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com — As loyal partisans of Spartakusbund , we have nothing in principle against government ownership of industry, nor... against government subsidies to for-profit companies. Today's quandary: are the Big-3 auto companies for-profit companies? I'm ... (more) Car Talk

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Mark Nickolas: More Shameful "False Equivalence" By The Traditional Media To Annoy You
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — The only think that's as shameful as the ever-present problem of 'false balance' that the traditional media rams down our throat each day, it's the misleading stories they publish which are rooted in the fallacy of 'false equivalence.' In a nutshell, false equivalence is an exercise where a reporter holds up an action that purports to expose a hypocrisy when there is simply no connection between the two acts -- aside from the thin piece of thread that the reporter has chosen to use to tie both together and highlight in a vacuum. It's the Three Card Monty of journalism, creating the illusion of a connection between the two items. Case-in-point is today's ...