Seeing Stars: I Find Your Lack of Science Disturbing

I threatened to drop a whole bunch of stuff here today because I cut things short yesterday. It turns out there wasn't much more to post. Fun stuff is coming out of Climategate 2.0. It's worth spending some time reading about the politics these so called scientists practiced.

Colorado

There's not much going on in Colorado politically other than Republicans and Democrats launching verbal missiles at each other and, frankly, that gets boring. If you are having trouble sleeping, the Joint Budget Committee staff reports for the 2012-2013 fiscal year are being posted. I found the one for higher education interesting but that may be because I work for a state college.

Everywhere else

• Climategate 2.0 has been interesting in several ways. Ace has a summary and there are several good links in that post as well. This is more proof that what warmists are pushing is not science.
• Keynesian economic policies have failed and always will. According to Chris Edwards, the payroll tax credit working it's way through Congress is just another Keynesian policy that will ultimately fail and leave the nation further in debt.
• AT&T and Sprint are being sued by over their use of the Connect IQ tracking software. People don't like it when companies track them without their knowledge.
• Iranian students looted the British Embassy because ... they were occupiers in support of the 99 percent? Riiight.
• President Obama told Congress that they may have to work through the holidays then takes off for two and half weeks in Hawaii. I'm having a hard time coming up with a bigger joke than Obama himself.
• In a move that surprises no one, Herman Cain is "suspending" his campaign. Now we can move from the philanderer to the guy who's been divorced twice.
• As with everything else, the Federal government is making the higher education bubble worse. (via instapundit)
• Kathleen McKinley shoots down the myth of voter ID leading to voter suppression.