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NBC cast the radical professor as a disinterested scientist dispassionately explaining global warming and environmental issues
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:: That one at his breakfast's particularly good. --<font color="#222222" face="Times New Roman">Wik</font><font color="#444444" face="Times New Roman">i</font><font color="#666666" face="Times New Roman">nterpreter</font>'''<sup>[http://www.conservapedia.com/User_talk:Wikinterpreter talk?]</sup>
I thought that the one with him as Vice President was nice. --[[User:Additioner|Additioner]] 15:00, 21 May 2007 (EDT)
I thought that the one with him as Vice President was nice. --[[User:Additioner|Additioner]] 15:00, 21 May 2007 (EDT)
==Media bias==
We can compare the lionization of Al Gore to the favorable treatment given [[Paul Ehrlich]]:
*Despite his lengthy green-left credentials and his terrible track record as a prognosticator, NBC contracted with Ehrlich in 1990 to produce a 12-part series on global ecological issues for [[NBC News]]. NBC cast the radical professor as a disinterested scientist dispassionately explaining global warming and environmental issues. Ehrlich was later nominated for an [[Emmy Award]] for his TV propaganda and received a five-year [[MacArthur Foundation]] fellowship. [[PBS]] subsequently made him the subject of a puff-piece documentary. [http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Expertly+using+%22experts%22:+leftist+media+organs+selectively+use...-a097822451]