Just Politics Regarding Daniel S. Greenberg's Closing Bell column,1 his article certainly is about "politics" and not about science. It's obviously just a liberal journalist's biased attempt to enlist scientists in his cause of removing right-wing ideological purity from Washington and returning the left-wing ideological purists to power. David Bump 501 Coutant Flushing, Mich. 48433 1. D.S. Greenberg, "A no-show in politics," The Scientist, 17[3]:64, Feb. 10, 2003.
Regarding Daniel S. Greenberg's Closing Bell column,1 his article certainly is about "politics" and not about science. It's obviously just a liberal journalist's biased attempt to enlist scientists in his cause of removing right-wing ideological purity from Washington and returning the left-wing ideological purists to power.
David Bump
501 Coutant
Flushing, Mich. 48433
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