Changing throats

It has been such a wonderful week

for moral clarity that one almost

hates to discern a strait, or ev-

en so much as a shadow to extenu-

ate this invigoration. The papers

and their digital appendages are

full of demands for extirpation

of impacted illusions, under the

impeccable provenance of yet an-

other Presidential provocation.

If there is anything more ener-

getically to be interrogated,

than a superfluous validation

of a vengeful premeditation,

it surpasses irony in emulating

the tone of a false just cause, 

to be embracing that monster

inherent in the absolutist vi-

sion. Tired tirades, ever chang-

ing throats. As is so often the

case with our incumbent Prophet,

sacrificing regard to prove his

case, he has exposed the vulner-

ability of even the good as the

distinction between equivalent

imperatives, such as our plan-

et's fundamental interest in

climate science, and his Party's

equally compelling need to crush

it. What focus he lends each day,

to perfecting our expectations.