It’s no collussion or subornation of perjury, but serving cold hamburgers without a heat lamp or anything should also be impeachable offense.
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Scott Pruitt’s gone, so now the acting EPA administrator can get to work poisoning Americans. After asbestos, my bet’s on them putting lead back into gasoline.
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A recurring bit in Big Fat Whale was the Book Bin, which would be a catch-all for ideas that weren’t fully formed on their own. I decided to revive it with some more topical gags before I head out for a rare long weekend.
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In the griftiest administration, Scott Pruitt is the griftiest cabinet secretary, second only to his boss’s family.
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Every pick Trump (or Pence, most likely) has made for his cabinet is the person most likely to eliminate the department they’re going to be running. Grover Norquist’s vision of drowning the government in the bathtub is about to come true, and even the water in the tub is likely to be poison without the EPA around.
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Denying climate change exists because it’s cold out is just the tip of the rapidly melting denial iceberg. Unfortunately it’s a well-funded iceberg that’s kept afloat by the indifference of folks who’ll be dead before they’ll have to deal with the consequences of their consumption.
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Last week President Obama and the E.P.A. revealed the final rules of their Clean Power Plan that finally attempts to set limits on our suicidal consumption of carbon and other greenhouse gases. They mostly require individual states to reach emission reduction targets by 2030.
These rules will be challenged for years by people who have the luxury to either buy themselves out of harm’s way or die before the disasters really start piling up. But if you or people you love will be alive at the end of this century, there’s no excuse for delaying actions that could prevent the disaster that awaits them.
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