claim: "i have disagreed strongly with the bush administration on this issue" of global warming.
author: john mccain
evidence_1: but when we can -- when we have an issue that we may hand our children and  our grandchildren a damaged planet, i have disagreed strongly with the bush  administration on this issue. i traveled all over the world looking at the effects of  greenhouse gas emissions, joe lieberman and i. and i introduced the first  legislation, ...
evidence_2: there is still a strong appetite among the public for more information, and 63%  say they need this to come to a firm view on the issue and what it means for them.  the public continue to externalize climate change to other people, places and  times. it is increasingly perceived as a major global issue with far-reaching ...
evidence_3: jan 29, 2006 ... the top climate scientist at nasa says the bush administration has tried to stop  him from speaking out since he gave a lecture last month calling for prompt  reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases linked to global warming. ... "this is  not about any individual or any issue like global warming," he said.
evidence_4: to decrease. thus, soaring public worries about jobs and the state of the  economy may have contributed to the decline in public concerns about climate  change and other issues. a new administration and congress. the george w.  bush administration was widely perceived as antagonistic to many environmental  issues, ...
evidence_5: so wrote the celebrated stanford university psychologist leon festinger (pdf),  in a passage that might have been referring to climate change denial—the  persistent .... they would cite the findings of the 9/11 commission, as well as a  statement in which george w. bush himself denied his administration had “said  the 9/11 ...