Mr Obama complained to a group of well-heeled San Francisco donors that the reason some working-class voters had not warmed to him was because, in their bitterness over their economic woes, they clung to guns and religion.
Investors and corporations have warmed to solar installers over the past few years; despite its recent woes SolarCity is up from its initial public offering, and utilities are making moves to acquire their own solar installers.
But it's hard not to warm to her transparency (at one point she even attempts to confide marriage woes to her French mother-in-law).
Think back on the year, while you warm up your toes, It's time to reflect on the highs and the woes.
To understand why, you have to look back to the summer of 2015, when Rauner and Madigan were just getting warmed up in what soon would become an intractable standoff over how to address the state's many financial woes.
Below, some resources for learning about spring and all its joys and woes, whether warm weather, poetry, baseball, tax day, allergies or the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
Seabrook's winner means the N.H.L.'s off-ice attention can circle around the postseason circus in New York, where the Rangers had mercy on their players and axed Coach John Tortorella, who, given a little more time in the job would have blamed them for global warming, the Postal Service's financial woes and perhaps cicadas.
On the worrywart side, you had the Walshes, Jim and Cindy: Minnesotan, square and full of good advice -- a throwback cure for California's woes with their warm-and-dorky nuclear stability.
Solving our energy woes also helps our global warming problem and could stabilize our foreign policy.
But global warming alone cannot be blamed for the longstanding woes of this exotic but desperately poor landlocked country, where per capita income is around $1,000.
