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Your headline says it all.
I will miss Rocky.
My money is that unless Christensen is elected, more will be done to fight global warming after Rocky is gone. For all Rocky's talk, his real contributions have been small. Changing light bulbs and buying windpower aren't that imaginative. Buhler, Wilson, and Becker are all committed to fighting global warming, and I think they would all be at least as effective, if not more effective than Rocky. Buhler, for sure, knows how to get things done without having to fly to Europe every other week.
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