<p>that's hot</p> 
<p>I mean, it worked in Brazil, where Gisele B&#252;ndchen &#8212; supermodel, World Wildlife Federation representative, and <a href="https://www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/names/2017/04/21/did-brady-skip-white-house-urging-his-wife/l8z4iJRO7TfNb8eAIuXtcJ/story.html" type="external">behind-the-scenes shaper of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady&#8217;s political consciousness</a> &#8212; tweeted at Brazilian President Michel Temer:</p> 
<q> <p>It's our job to protect our Mother Earth. <a href="https://twitter.com/MichelTemer" type="external">@MichelTemer</a>, please say NO to reducing protection in the Amazon! <a href="https://t.co/KkKF4MrhGg" type="external">https://t.co/KkKF4MrhGg</a></p> </q> 
<p>B&#252;ndchen&#8217;s tweet concerns legislation that would have removed protection from some parts of the Amazon rainforest. Temer&#8217;s administration has been remarkably anti-conservation, <a href="https://news.vice.com/story/brazil-is-handing-over-the-amazon-rainforest-to-mining-companies-and-big-agriculture" type="external">threatening indigenous lands</a> in favor of new agricultural, mineral extraction, and hydroelectric developments.</p> 
<p>And lo! Temer responded:</p> 
<p>That means, &#8220;I vetoed those bills, because you are extremely beautiful.&#8221; NO! It just means, &#8220;I vetoed those bills.&#8221;</p> 
<p>This seems like a good approach to try in America. Can someone please text Kendall Jenner to ask if she feels like doing <a href="https://www.wired.com/2017/04/pepsi-ad-internet-response/" type="external">something substantive</a> for the greater good? The EPA is <a type="internal">really hot right now</a>.</p>
An idea: Get a supermodel to tweet some climate policy at Trump.