Big Day Is Here
Dear Friends, I’ll keep it crisp, and ask you to do three things: 1. CAUCUS! I hope everyone goes to their caucus tonight. It’s important! And I hope you’ll support Bernie Sanders. Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, I’ll keep it crisp, and ask you to do three things: 1. CAUCUS! I hope everyone goes to their caucus tonight. It’s important! And I hope you’ll support Bernie Sanders. Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, In 1992, Bill Clinton ushered in the era of the New Democrat. We were told that traditional Democrats couldn’t be elected, that candidates had to run as “centrists” to win. Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, I write with an urgent reminder about tomorrow’s Climate Emergency Caucus. Why urgent? – Because if humanity stands a fighting chance of reining in the escalating impacts of climate Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, On Saturday, for what it’s worth, I’ll announce my presidential candidate endorsement. Hey, I’ve got a better batting average than The Des Moines Register! But first . . . Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, * Check out today’s press release – Keystone Fighter to Keynote Climate Emergency Caucus – and share it as far and wide as your cyber-arm can toss. We Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, Here’s a political jaw dropper – and no, it didn’t come out of the mouth of The Donald. TransCanada is suing American taxpayers for $15 billion because President Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, Climate change and the Bakken Pipeline have been second-tier conversations in the presidential campaign. We’ve got three weeks to change that, and with your help, it can happen. Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, There’s so much to share about 2015! As I review the year’s highlights, it seems best to simply offer twelve random snapshots. January. Despite vowing to stay put Continue Reading →
Dear Friends, Despite all the woes of the world, there’s so much to be thankful for. Near the top of my long list are the local business owners who make the Fallon Continue Reading →
When it comes to understanding the dire situation facing our planet, the Paris Climate Summit offered a sobering wake-up call, a solar-powered shot heard round the world. Science prevailed over politics, and the Continue Reading →