Feb 01 2011
WSJ Likes Science for Vaccines and Autism, Hates It for Climate Change
Posted by Barnes Bierck at 8:07 AM

ClimateProgress reposts a nice analysis of the pinheadedness over at the Wall Street Journal.

When it comes to the link, or lack thereof, between vaccines and autism,  science wins out big-time, in their esteemed opinion. Not so climate change. Go figure.

And make no bones about it, the WSJ will  figure out a way to rationalize this obvious disparity in their thought process. If only they’d try and understand the basic facts of the matter.

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