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Democrats talk big about social distancing. The COVID19 voodoo that they do, if you like. But what happens when the parliamentary process does not go their way? They all get up and leave, hoping to prevent the body from having a quorum (that didn’t work) in a crowd, a year’s worth of ‘distancing rhetoric thrown …
Stories are circulating madly with the title “Facebook and American Journal of Medicine Admit Their Stand on HCQ was Wrong.” I’m not sure that’s exactly true. AJM published research in January, and Facebook got its hand slapped for pulling down one video, but I think the real story is about Donald Trump.
The party of women is pushing a quick legislative fix to end women altogether. “[T]he Equality Act, a bill that would eliminate the legal recognition of male and female sex, cater to gender ideology and designate protection for the unborn as “pregnancy” discrimination.
In the interest of getting along, a California Democrat has proposed new legislation. The No Glory for Hate Act would prohibit the use of federal funds “to create or display any symbol, monument, or statue commemorating any former President that has been twice impeached by the House of Representatives.” I wonder what she means?
Populism vs Elitism – The battle lines of American politics have been drawn and the Citizens of our Nation are witnessing the differences between Populism and Elitism.
Do you remember Surgisphere? This data analytics firm appeared out of nowhere last year. Just long enough to issue a research paper suggesting a cheap, abundant, 50-year old drug (that could treat SARS CoV2) might kill you.
Have you ever heard of the PRO Act? You might want to take an interest if you an independent contractor, gig worker, or you do freelancing. Why? The expectation is it will eliminate most forms of independent contracting, gig work, and freelancing. Have I got your attention now?
The pursuit of blind power presumes that you, the pursuer, will wield that power always and forever. One example is the infamous nuclear option on appointees. A Democrat dream that under Trump came back to haunt them. Another is Obama’s phone and pen. Persuing Trump out of office is yet another.
The United States Senate has voted on charges brought by the US House. On the matter of impeachment by incitement, they say no by a vote of 57-43, with 7 Republicans voting with Democrats to convict.
As Impeachment 2.0 – Revenge of the Democrat House Managers plays out in the US Senate, some interesting and obvious problems have arisen. First, the House did little in the way of a process. They had the votes, called it, boom, and it was done. Impeachments are political acts, so fair enough. But the basis …
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