Bill Clinton’s biggest “accomplishment”
Dear Friends, Do you realize how embarrassingly rare it is for a progressive voice to be heard on the so-called “public” airwaves? Unless I’ve missed something (and I hope I Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Ed Fallon
Presidential candidate climate flow chart
Dear Friends, Bird Dogs, Penguins, and assorted Climate Patriots, The last couple weeks have seen a whirlwind of activity. There are now 236 Iowans signed up to bird-dog presidential candidates. Continue Reading →
Bold Climate Penguins grill Andrew Yang
Dear Friends, We kick-off this week’s Fallon Forum with Dara Jefferson and Oliviah Walker of the Meskwakie Tribe, discussing the upcoming National Day of Awareness rally for Missing and Murdered Continue Reading →
Do Gillibrand’s arm-wrestling and drag-queen moments help or hurt her?
Dear Friends, [Check out the press release about Thursday’s Climate Bird Dog Workshop, below and at this link.] On this week’s Forum, Charles Goldman and I reflect on the Republican Continue Reading →
Britain’s Anti-Extinction Invasion
Dear Friends, [Check out Ed on Lee Camp’s show Redacted Tonight.] At the tail end of a presidential candidate event recently, I ran into an old friend, a woman I’ve Continue Reading →
Farewell, LaVerne Johnson
Dear Friends, Sadly, those of us fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) lost one of our strongest allies this week. LaVerne Johnson died suddenly and unexpectedly on Sunday. My heart Continue Reading →
Can we have a little truth on socialism please?
Dear Friends, The Goldman brothers (no connection to Goldman Sachs) host this week’s Fallon Forum. Writes Charles: “It’s now pretty clear that Republicans plan to have two points of emphasis Continue Reading →
An Iowa climate refugee speaks out
Dear Friends, If President Trump were, instead, Governor of Nebraska, perhaps he’d build a wall along the right-descending bank of the Missouri River to keep immigrants like John Davis from Continue Reading →
Live from Gaza …
Dear Friends, US Representative Steve King (R-Middle Ages) just can’t help himself. King is, perhaps, the most honest politician in America. No matter how hard he tries, King simply can’t Continue Reading →
The other existential threat
Dear Friends, Climate change is an existential threat in progress. As scientists warn, we must act decisively by 2030 if we are to avert disaster — and possibly extinction. It’s encouraging Continue Reading →