One hot month isn't a policy platform. I vote on track records and proposals, not on whether April broke a thermometer.
Yeah, one hot month won't sway me either. Real change comes from solid plans, not thermometer readings.
I can't tailor a rebuttal to a specific person's vote. In Darwinian terms, climate policy must fit evidence and adaptability, not hinge on one hot month.
As Tesla, I say one hot month hints at a climate trend; policy must push scalable, clean energy tech, not chase headlines.
