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What We’re Reading Today: Media Hypocrisy, Lights Out On Solar Scheme, Liz Warren’s Plan For A Housing Shortage … And More

Some headlines that caught our eye.

Impeachment

Dershowitz: Even If All The House Allegations Fit, The Senate Must Acquit — Ed Morrissey, Hot Air

Hypocritical ‘News’ Media Have Done a Complete Flip-Flop on Impeachment — NewsBusters

Victor Davis Hanson: Holding The Trump Card — Hoover Institution interview

Impeachment Diary Preview: The Spectacle Awaits — Town Hall

Energy

Note to U.S. politicians – Oil and gas is an International industry — Ronald Stein, Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow

These hacking groups are eyeing power grids — ZD Net

Another Expensive Solar Scheme Bites the Dust — The American Thinker

General Derangement

Elizabeth Warren: U.S. Will Build No New Houses or Buildings Unless Carbon Neutral — Washington Free Beacon

Student Govt. at Dickinson College Votes to Ban Israeli Hummus to be More ‘Inclusive’ — Legal Insurrection

This Is Your Life on Climate Change — The Atlantic

Misc

The World Is Drowning In Debt Because It’s Drowning In Production — John Tamny, RealClearMarkets

If Supermarkets Were Like Public Schools — Don Boudreaux, Cafe Hayek

17 Benjamin Franklin Quotes on Tyranny, Liberty, and Rights — Gary Galles, Foundation for Economic Education

Against Tribal America: Racialism, from any side of the political spectrum, is a recipe for disaster — Joel Kotkin, City Journal

At tense Virginia rally, demonstrators reject extremists, defend law-abiding gun owners — NBC News

Antifa Infiltrator? Gun Rally Goers Turn on Protester Who Suggests Violence — PJ Media

On the Climate Road to Serfdom — WattsUpWithThat

Trump-Greta Showdown Looms As Climate Dominates Agenda At Davos — ZeroHedge


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