Big heat wave arriving on the Central Coast this week: high 70s with humidity. There are actual National Weather Service advisories, though most are aimed at nearby inland locales where the temperature could reach triple digits. They call it micro-climates.
Here are some remains of the day:
* HRC lays out her climate change agenda; more about this tomorrow.
* Sarah Posner gets David Brody to explain why a lot of evangelicals like Donald Trump. Seems it’s mostly an enemy of my enemies phenomenon.
* Boston folds 2024 Olympics bid.
* At TNR, Brian Beutler asks a good question: would Republicans today support the Americans with Disabilities Act?
* At Ten Miles Square, Keith Humphreys supplies an analog to the Green Lantern Theory of magical presidential power: the Emerald City Theory that the feds can fix things like police brutality. More about that tomorrow.
* At The Grade, Alexander Russo critiques Miami Herald headline that implies charter schools are private schools.
And in non-political news:
* Airfares should drop significantly for the autumn.
That’s it for Monday. Let’s close with a Rolling Stones song that was mostly the product of a Jagger-Mick Taylor all night writing session, though based on a Keith Richard fragment. It was recorded for Sticky Fingers in 1971: “Moonlight Mile.”
Selah.
