A number of us asked a few months back why self-professed do-good corporate execs like Tesla/SpaceX CEO Elon Musk had signed up for Donald Trump’s “manufacturing council.” ...
My friend Greg Sargent at the Washington Post has a nice write-up of the latest news that Donald Trump may, or may not, be preparing to flip-flop on climate change. You’ll recall ...
He says he was joking, but a LOT of people agree with him.
In which the National Review takes us on an adventure in Microsoft Excel.
Specifics aside, its precedent will likely be huge.
Only one bad thing can exist at a time, says one of the world’s leading moral authority figures.
Rep. Lamar Smith is mad that climate data doesn’t say what he wants it to say.
This from the supposed intellectual candidate in the GOP primary.
The Pope’s preference for religious doctrine over the rule of law shows that he isn’t a public authority.
The Pope is unconstrained by the American ideological spectrum, but his priorities definitely have a place on it.
George Will vs. Pope Francis on climate change and the vices of capitalism. The Pope wins.
Our politics inform our religion, not the other way around.
Ben Carson, a young earth creationist, is willfully ignorant on climate change. And Jerry Brown isn’t having it.
