...'nudging left' is all well and good, politically, but that reflects our 'frog in boiling water' dilemma. Instead of recognizing the urgency of the climate crisis and the immediacy needed to developing and implementing solutions, politics has us lulled into believing events will only accelerate as quickly as our political landscape allows.

That Salon writer is engaging in short-sighted and acquiescing political gamesmanship. We deserve better from advocates.

which is why I wrote to her.

is worthy of considering.

I don't know about most people, but this is probably more important than anything else because the !% can't live without a climate to survive.

There is a reason why Climate chance has the very serious attention on the State department as well. O;Malley has a real and serious plan to change it sooner (and more realistically) than any other candidate.

That is very important to me. If we can't survive, everything else is moot. The 1% breathes the same air as the 99%.

They will only give time to O'Malley if he attacks HRC.