It’s aggravating that simple miracles in life, such as snow in a desert that hardly ever even sees rain, must all be politicized and stolen away as a martyr for the GW cause.

I’m of the opinion that caring for our environment is a responsibility that everyone can share a part in. But taking the issue to such an extreme level that even a historic snowfall in the desert can no longer be enjoyed, will only hurt the effort.

Blustering hysteria every time anything happens (even a snowfall) will do nothing for the cause but wear people out on the issue and diminish it’s credibility to folks who might otherwise be receptive to the message.

I’ve stated before and continues to suggest that politicizing global warming has bled the goodwill out of the effort and replaced it with political rancor. In times like these, it would be nice if the talking heads could put a sock in it and let the rest of us just enjoy the miracle of snow in the desert. It may be another 100 years before global warming allows us to enjoy it again.

Danny Vice
The Weekly Vice

Snow in Baghdad . . . NYC Window Washer somehow survives 47-story plunge when his scaffold breaks loose.

Maybe the age of miracles has not passed.

“D’Oh!”