A Scientist In Congress?

Watts Up With That reports on a primary race in Oregon.

Art Robinson ran in the GOP Primary to represent the Oregon in 4th Congressional District. Wise Republican voters selected Dr. Art Robinson to represent them in the November 2010 Congressional race against Democrat Peter DeFazio.

I saw an online video by Art Robinson at the 4th International Climate Change Conference explaining why he is running. He wants to being some scientific rationality to the discussions on issues in Congress, especially climate change. "Let's have at least one real scientist in Congress," he said.

Dr Robertson is an expert on energy and founder of the Oregon Institute of Science & Medicine. He is widely known for his petition signed by more than 31,000 American scientists exposing human-caused global warming as a fraud.

It wouldn't hurt to have more than a few engineers (those well versed in the practical applications of science) in Congress either.

Another list of scientists who are not convinced about man made global warming catastrophe can be found here: The Deniers: The World Renowned Scientists Who Stood Up Against Global Warming Hysteria, Political Persecution, and Fraud**And those who are too fearful to do so

and for those of you not familiar with the other side (it is not warming much and there will be no catastrophe) of the controversy may I suggest: Understanding The Global Warming Hoax: Expanded And Updated

If you want to help Art win the seat against DeFazio visit Art Robinson For Congress.

Cross Posted at Power and Control

posted by Simon on 05.20.10 at 07:37 AM





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My Congressman is Rush Holt NJ-12, who is/was a plasma physicist or some-such.

Hopefully he'll soon be my ex-Congressman, but that's sadly doubtful.

Mr. Bingley   ·  May 20, 2010 07:47 AM

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