What would 2017 be without one final Twitter jab at President Donald Trump courtesy of Massachusetts U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren?
It is no secret that Trump's administration, which in 2017 has managed to trigger unprecedented heights of progressive outrage, views human-driven climate change theories with skepticism. From Trump's decision to back out of the Paris Climate Accord to Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's legal onslaught against those Trump installed to run the Environmental Protection Agency, there has been no shortage of hand-wringing over the future of Planet Earth.
Almost exactly one year ago, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey told an audience during a crowded town hall-style event in Newburyport that she had "run out of fingers" when it came to "trying to count how many groups" now-President Donald Trump offended during the course of his successful 2016 campaign.
Today, nearly 12 months into Trump's presidency, Healey has also run out of fingers when it comes to counting the number of legal actions her office has brought against the Republican-led White House.
