Is Neil Boortz the biggest moron in political media? I'm beginning to think so. I've never heard his radio show, but his website is a treasure trove of spin, wacked-out ideas, and simple flat-out lies.
Yesterday, he gets into the story of high gasoline prices and rants that the answer is supply and demand. Period. Nothing more. Then in his "Reading Assignments" section he has these three little diddys:
"Why are gas prices so high? Why are the oil companies getting so rich? Why is the situation the same it's been for decades? Charles Krauthammer says it better than anyone else: the answer is supply and demand.
Finally...somebody is laying blame for high gas prices where it belongs: squarely at the feet of the environmental extremists. Steven Milloy makes note of one such Congresswoman who dares to speak the truth.
Qatar's energy minister says the price of a barrel of oil would drop $15 if politicians would just shut up. He says it's worry, fear and speculation that's driving up the price...and he's right. "
So which is it Boortz? Supply and demand, environmental extremists, or gum-flapping politicians? Can you be any more contradictory? And in the midst of contradicting himself over and over, he doesn't bother to add that perhaps collusion within the oil industry might be party responsible for high gas prices and the largest corporate profits in the history of the planet. What a boob.
You can read the whole mess here: http://boortz.com/nuze/200604/04282006.html
Yesterday, he gets into the story of high gasoline prices and rants that the answer is supply and demand. Period. Nothing more. Then in his "Reading Assignments" section he has these three little diddys:
"Why are gas prices so high? Why are the oil companies getting so rich? Why is the situation the same it's been for decades? Charles Krauthammer says it better than anyone else: the answer is supply and demand.
Finally...somebody is laying blame for high gas prices where it belongs: squarely at the feet of the environmental extremists. Steven Milloy makes note of one such Congresswoman who dares to speak the truth.
Qatar's energy minister says the price of a barrel of oil would drop $15 if politicians would just shut up. He says it's worry, fear and speculation that's driving up the price...and he's right. "
So which is it Boortz? Supply and demand, environmental extremists, or gum-flapping politicians? Can you be any more contradictory? And in the midst of contradicting himself over and over, he doesn't bother to add that perhaps collusion within the oil industry might be party responsible for high gas prices and the largest corporate profits in the history of the planet. What a boob.
You can read the whole mess here: http://boortz.com/nuze/200604/04282006.html
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