It's Raining Meh.
This . The contradictions jump out of this piece all on their own, but in case you've used your self-preservation-allotment of outrage on something more important today--like the effetely-met kidnapping of over 200 young women in a Nigerian school nearly a month ago, or the use of the word "compromise" as it should relate to the Constitution-- I'll just point them out for you. First, we're told how one weatherman " makes a point of incorporating links between bad weather and climate change into his daily broadcasts. " Then we're told that 8 hand-picked guests were invited to the White House "to spread the word" of the National Climate Assessment. Crap. But on par with the proselytizing portion of the religion of Climate Change. The article further explains that local weathermen have been shown to be among the most trusted of media figures. Okay, now it's getting interesting. And . . . Sadly for this a