We live in a world full of bizarre coincidence. Here’s a great example.
Category: Renewables – Politics
Truth Doesn’t Care What You Believe, or What’s Being Written About It
I’m out here in Hawaii for a few days visiting my Fox News-loving mom, and, as one might expect, discussions of politics, all of them civil and mutually respectful, crop up between us naturally. Of course, these conversations face the …
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Is Trump Achieving His Goals?
In response to my piece in which I suggested that Trump could regain some support if he’d stop acting like a crazy person, the ubiquitous MarcoPolo writes:
Tagged with: Trump approval rating
Can Trump Turn This Around?
There’s a meme going around Facebook that suggests that Trump’s record-setting low approval rating could be ameliorated if he’d stop acting like a crazy person. This is 100% true. Think for a second: What would you or I do in …
Renewable Energy Is a Profoundly Patriotic Idea
Since the birth of the union, appealing to patriotism has proven a powerful weapon in convincing Americans to do a variety of things, from enlisting in the military, to casting votes for certain candidates and initiatives, to buying products made …
Inciting Violence as a Response to the Politics of the Day
Those who may have been worried that our society was devolving into a nation of apathetic slugs can certainly lay aside those concerns at this point. Join 5.6 million of your other fellow Americans, and check out the ad below …
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What’s Up with the Koch Brothers?
Charles and David Koch are well known for their radical libertarian agenda, i.e., their effort to rid the U.S. of social security as well as public support of education, healthcare, technology research, transportation, and the arts. Now, if their advocacy …
Loyalty Pushed To Pathological Limits: Why Lying Has Become Part of the Fabric of Our Society
Unless I’m mistaken, it was Arlene Allen, at the University of California at Santa Barbara, who left the very first comment on this blog when it came on line almost exactly eight years ago, and I’ve been eagerly anticipating her …
Tagged with: alternative facts
A Reader Comments on a Possible Scenario with the Trump Presidency
In response to my post suggesting that we live in Orwellian times, Jeff Covel quotes me: “What exactly happens when facts cease to matter? Will we all wind up in a fascist civilization” and then writes: I think not, Craig. Trump’s …
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Rule of Thumb for 2017: If You and I Care About It, It’s a Political Non-Starter
Since its inception coming up on eight years ago, 2GreenEnergy has attempted to sort out the issues that affect our civilization’s replacement of fossil fuels with renewables, and this, as we made clear at the start, encompasses the interactivity between …
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