Networks Still Get High on Gas

August 22nd, 2007 2:00 PM
Networks Still Get High on Gas

Gas prices have been dropping since May 25 before Memorial Day but broadcasters keep bemoaning rising prices. BMI noticed this trend last year and it continues this summer. According to the networks, prices are still skyrocketing, soaring and painfully high.

New NASA Temperature Data Yet Another Reason to Re-Assess Global Warming Scare
In a special column for BMI, climatology professor Dr. Tim Ball explains that faulty data abounds in the foundational arguments of climate change zealots.

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B: CBS Housing Industry Reporter Admits to Own Mortgage Trouble
U: Time Blames Lenders & Promotes Further Mortgage Market Regulation
NBCs Latest Financial Expert: Mad Cramer

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Credit-Crunched CBS Journalist Reports on Families in Same Situation


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