How Much Environmental Damage Can We Inflict Over the Next Four Years?
Actually, there is no way to answer that question with any real accuracy, though here is a data point: If confirmed by the senate, Doug “Drill Baby Drill” Burgum will be serving as the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, overseeing public and federal lands and their natural resources. If his name is familiar, it’s because he’s a former governor of North Dakota and 2024 presidential candidate, who dropped out of the race to support Donald Trump.
As presented in this article by National Public Radio, Burgum is a big booster of oil and gas drilling, and the popular scam known as carbon capture and storage.
We hear a great deal of speculation regarding the fundamental differences between Trump’s first and second terms, and the author of the meme here seems to have a good point.
Here’s another meme that projects “doom and gloom” associated with the incoming Trump administration, this one specifically concerning an assault on the free press.
I have some very bad news for the author of the meme here. Barring a miracle, Trump will spend the next four years trying to make himself an autocrat, along the lines of Putin, Xi, Jong Un, and the scores of other people whose names are unknown to most Americans, i.e., those that rule less internationally important countries like 
If you want to hear from someone who’s truly pessimistic about the next four years of life here in the United States, check out Michael MacKay at left. Holy cats.
The GOP, at least for the last century, has indeed consistently been about helping the rich get richer.
It’s hard to understand how the working class relates to Trump; they certainly aren’t doing well financially.
Wait a ding-dong minute here. Wasn’t the top priority lowering the price of gasoline and eggs?
While what Bill Nye said here is true, here are a couple of points:
I had the opportunity to meet a fellow from Norway the other day who confirmed the unbelievable scale of EV adoption in his country.
