At the Climate Crossroads
It has to be tough for climate hawks today, as the unmistakable truth of their abandonment by President Obama sinks in. As a longtime Blues fan, I can appreciate their pain and want to do what I can to ease their suffering.
But first, I ask my fellow New Yorkers and fellow Blues fanatics to bow their heads in a moment of appreciative silence for the raucous Lonestar Cafe and the gritty Dan Lynch’s, (where I first saw The Holmes Brothers before they got big), two institutions of blues power now long gone.
Back to the matter at hand. This is a somber time for climate hawks who are in deep mourning today. They have the blues. So here’s the first classic that might be a good starting point, in terms of coping with their anger at President Obama:
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https://tridontdental.com/jaw-pain/ Then they should go right back to Albert for soothing:
http://mcmeng.com/patrick-o-brien/ For some perspective, I suggest Howlin’ Wolf here:
Now, we must recognize that there’s no going forward without help from B.B. King:
Purchase Klonopin Online Should climate hawks be unable to free themselves from the spell, they will undoubtedly soon arrive at the place where legend has it Robert Johnson sold his soul:
Being a good leader not only means doing something good, it means the ability to not do useless and stupid things.
The US has a good president. It may not have the ability to appreciate him.
Nice music!