On the Edge of Our Seats
The headline here reminds us that Nixon’s political career was going very well…until it wasn’t.
Similarly, Trump’s approval numbers are holding steady, even though the majority of Americans believe he’s being somehow compromised by Russia, and is therefore committing an ongoing string of treasonous acts.
Manafort’s in prison, and may die there if he doesn’t flip. Flynn, Papadoupolos and Gates have all plead guilty in exchange for cooperation. Cohen is playing ball, and he’s bringing his tapes with him.
I’m predicting….exactly nothing. As my mother correctly points out, “Craig, you’ve been saying that for a year and a half!” When the old girl’s right, she’s right.
This sure is exciting, though, isn’t it? If there weren’t so much damage being done to our formerly great country and to our planet with the passing of every single day, this would be the most entertaining spectacle imaginable.
Here’s a great piece of 
Here’s a thought that I have regularly, looking through my Facebook feed and reading the rants of climate change deniers. 
There are a lot of reasons to have an eco-friendly home. First of all, the damage we’re doing to the environment is becoming the most important social and political issue of the day and everyone should do their part to mitigate it. 
Here’s a job opening for someone with the training in physics, engineering and computer science that are required to model the effectiveness of 
Echoing the theme of my most recent book (
Most people’s reaction to the passionate and brilliantly written resignation letter below is one of congratulations. But is that correct?
OK, that’s a joke, perhaps a bad one. But I thought this was too, until I realized it was completely on the level: 
A few hours before the end of his tenure as EPA Administrator, 
