Questions for Sen. James Inhofe in the Sunday Magazine. An excerpt:

Why have you, a conservative senator from Oklahoma who has dismissed global warming as “a hoax,” announced that you plan to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference, which opens in Copenhagen on Dec. 7 and seeks to reach a new agreement on limiting carbon emissions globally?
I don’t want a group of people to tell the people of Copenhagen that the United States is going to pass some kind of a cap-and-trade bill. I want to be there, if I’m a one-man truth squad, to say: “No, that isn’t true. They don’t have the votes. We’re not going to pass it.”
It might pass eventually, but right now, it’s true that climate-change legislation is stalled in the Senate.
What’s happening right now is — since it would be very embarrassing for John Kerry and Barbara Boxer to go to Copenhagen and try to act like we’re going to pass something — I suspect that Harry Reid will give them an out and start calling votes for the time that they would otherwise be going to Copenhagen.
You mean he’ll call for a vote on health care?
On anything! Just to keep them here, so they’d have an excuse not to go to Copenhagen.
They say they’re going. Let’s wait and see what happens. I say I’m going, but if Harry decides he is going to call for votes during that time, I’m in the same position they’re in, and I won’t go.
So if they go, you’ll go?
Basically, yes.

Get the popcorn, this could get interesting.