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You'll say fifty percent off your first year service when you use my name l rushbo at i drive dot com. Saturday's Earth Day. That's the highest high holiday for environmentalist wackos all over the world. Now, in addition to the usual kooks who always show up at Earth Day events. This year there will be geeks. Yes, my friends, is a big political protest plan. Thousands of scientists will supposedly march on Washington to protest what they call the Trump
administration's assault on evidenced based thinking. They will also protest the new ep A budget and the elimination of global warming funding now. Many of the scientists expected at the protests are employed by the federal government for now, and they're worried that under Trump their life's work might be disregarded and their jobs might be eliminated. Bill ni the science Guy, is an honorary co chair of the event. It figures he only has honorary degrees in science, he
isn't a scientist at all. He's a performance artist and he's a geek, and he's the perfect choice to lead a protest supporting the global warming gee coax News reports preview some of the protests science to be unveilance Saturday. Make America Smart Again is one and try this question and answer manner, What do we want evidence based policy? When do we want it after peer review? That's gonna light them up. Can't wait to see what kind of violence that one inspires, but at least this Earth Day
march of the Liberal Scientists has potential. It could be one of the most ridiculous, pompous protests in history, and therefore good for a great laugh.