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Carol Costello: Republicans Fomented 'Fear and Confusion Among Voters'

1/20/2010 4:28 PM ET
CNN's Carol Costello reminisced enthusiastically about President Obama's inauguration a year ago on Tuesday's American Morning, highlighting how, at the time, "the hearts of millions of Americans ...

Congresswoman Claims to Have Asked Gore About Global Warming on 19-Degree Inauguration Day

1/27/2009 1:31 PM ET
Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., warns about forthcoming cap-and-trade legislation and says earth is entering into a long-term global cooling stage.

NBC Historian: 28 Degrees, So It Must Be 'Global Warming'

1/21/2009 4:40 PM ET
Michael Beschloss ignores frigid temps, claims warming could be responsible for lack of snow.

Good Riddance to Bush's "Ideological Certainties," Says David Sanger

1/21/2009 3:20 PM ET
Reporter David Sanger used Obama's inaugural address to regret how Bush "went to war in the Middle East but rejected the shared sacrifice of conservation."

Obama's Very Name a Soothing Mantra in Difficult Times

1/21/2009 2:43 PM ET
Reporter turned editorialist Francis Clines: "The new president's name, simply his name, was just the restorative the enormous crowds needed." And a lead editorial takes cheap departing shots at ...

Obama's Open and Shut Approach to Access

1/21/2009 2:33 PM ET
Inauguration committee cuts deals to get $5 million from media outlets and squeezes out ordinary citizens.

Pulpit Culprits: Mainstream Media Compares Inauguration to 'Spiritual' Event

1/21/2009 1:00 AM ET
Networks tout occasion as 'sacred,' calling incoming crowds, a 'pilgrimage.'

Inauguration: Joy or Pain?

1/21/2009 1:00 AM ET

Inauguration Hypocrisy: NYT Chided Bush Gala, but Obamans Free to Party

1/16/2009 4:46 PM ET
What happened to the paper's 2005 anti-Bush criticism of a "lavish inaugural celebration in a time of war"?

Not Green: Obama Inauguration Will Generate More than Half-Billion Pounds of CO2

1/16/2009 10:47 AM ET
Study that includes planes, trains, automobiles and even horses shows it would take an average American house 57,598 years to produce same carbon footprint.
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