President and Vice President are right to be at COP 28

Dear Editor The least opportunity that some people get to become an overnight expert, they step right up to the plate, but only to end up bent-double in ignominy, wasting our time. All these gambits turn out to be porous, flaccid, inconsequential, and utterly devoid of substance. The latest iteration has surfaced in the form … President and Vice President are right to be at COP 28 Read More »

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