I’ve been thinking the same thing, Chris. Russia’s efforts to put a stranglehold on EU natural-gas supplies is a devastating blow to Kyoto on the Continent.

I think there might be a domestic effect, as well (as witness, the IBD “Axis of Oil” item posted below): Russia’s aggression could also make the national-security argument in favor of energy resilience — whether offered by Jim Woolsey, Frank Gaffney, Cliff May, Robert Zubrin, T. Boone Pickens, whoever – resonate with a lot of Americans.

The question is: Will the eventual political winner be wind? Flex fuels? Drill-drill-drill? All of the above?