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'Did AOC give Earth more time?' David Hogg's scenario about high tide stopping the Harvard/Yale game in 50 years sparks climate catastrophe narrative questions

As Twitchy told you this afternoon, the start of the second half of the Harvard/Yale football game was delayed after hundreds of “climate injustice” protesters took to the field:

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And with that, gun-control activist and Harvard student David Hogg peered into the future:

What? We’re so confused right now!

Hogg should probably should have run that latest tweet past fellow scientist AOC for a narrative check before he sent it out.

We wish they’d settle on something.

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Hogg’s scenario would add up to super bad news for the Obamas, considering their recent Martha’s Vineyard purchase:

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