The 12-campus tour to raise global warming awareness began at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and finished last night - Earth Day - at George Washington University. Sheryl Crow (singer) and Laurie David (producer of an 'Inconvenient Truth') shared the spotlight of their last show with Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and Carole King. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. environmental advocate, also put in an appearance, "Hurricane Katrina is just a taste of what's to come if we don't stop global warming."

Crow said in an Associated Press release that getting this message is an important mission. "I just feel like if this isn't addressed by this administration, if this administration isn't hearing this message loud and clear, then I feel there's an irresponsibility."

Unfortunately, not only is the Bush administration not getting the point, they've warped it into alarmist propaganda fostered by extremists following their own agenda. Guess they haven't noticed how hot it's getting in here?

All the performers joined in the last piece of the evening, which Crow dedicated to Carl Rove, Bush's top advisor. The song? The Beatles, ‘We Can Work it Out.'

We agree, Sheryl, we can work it out!

Julia Rosien,
Nomadik Editor