MicroGroks
Every Administration takes a bit of time to get the locomotive out of the station but to take this long and wasting the first 100 days? The only thing I can think of is what I have already said.
There have been months of speculation about how Donald Trump might respond to being banned from major social media platforms. One of those ideas was obvious. Make your own and make it your own. Easier said than done?
Remember that time, at journalism camp, on selective editing day, when you learned to take someone out of context for partisan interests. It was a crowded class. Lots of “reporters” there, including people from the Washington Post, where democracy doesn’t die in darkness; it gets shivved in broad daylight.
Advertisers who paid more for eyeballs tuned in for the neverending Trump-hating will take notice. CNN’s Prime Time lineup has lost roughly 30% of its audience in recent weeks. That’s going to cost them.
Woah! I hear the ice cracking under my feet. Most amazing thing, our Daily Sun actually printed an article from Ben Shapiro. This is the same Ben Shapiro the left hates, runs off college campuses, calls every name in the books. Yup, amazing.
SHOT: Steve’s post on the Golden Globe ratings crash: The annual event lost 60% of its viewers compared to last year. It was down to 5.4 million viewers CHASER: Ratings for Donald Trump’s address at CPAC: In contrast, this report: “31 million viewers for Donald Trump’s CPAC speech. And that was just online.” (H/T: Instapundit)
The media are calling those who like the founding fathers “Dead Enders.” There is power in political name-calling. About 70 years ago America went through the Red Scare. People lost their careers for joining the wrong group.
SHOT: Steve’s post on the Golden Globe ratings crash: The annual event lost 60% of its viewers compared to last year. It was down to 5.4 million viewers CHASER: Ratings for Donald Trump’s address at CPAC: In contrast, this report: “31 million viewers for Donald Trump’s CPAC speech. And that was just online.” (H/T: Instapundit)
Counter to some opinions I am concerned about our environment. I just don’t believe the answer is windmills and solar panels (made in China usually), nor do I think we in the U.S. are the problem except for plastics. Darn plastics are everywhere, all over everything and it lasts for like a thousand years.
A lot of people complain politics is in everything these days. They are right, politics is in everything these days… even medical journals. The better points really are: Is this new? And how pervasive really is “in everything”? Is that really hyperbole?
