Economic issues-taxes, freedom to do business, unemployment
It's right here, in a Wall Street Journal headline from November 9 (sorry, no link as it is behind a paywall). Harris Breaks Barrier, Makes History You see, this shows how leftists see the "historic" "election" of Kamala Harris as "vice-president-elect" (which she is actually not, until the Electoral College rules in December). Leftists, one …
Continue reading The difference between Leftists and Conservatives-in one headline
An aphorism is defined as: 'a terse saying embodying a general truth, or astute observation, as “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely” (Lord Acton).' Rush Limbaugh's list of Aphorisms is called "24 Undeniable Truths of Life". I have come up with some aphorisms of my own, mostly through observation, reading, and thought. …
Ever since George Floyd, a career criminal, was allegedly killed by police in Minneapolis, many voices raised in rage have called for defunding the police. Those voices, including and led by Black Lives Matter (a Marxist organization), have opined that police are, by their very nature, racist, and should be disbanded (this was on the …
My friend Jim over at Ricochet.com has compiled an excellent list of DemocRat Party policies might go into effect if Influence-peddler Joe Biden wins the presidency next week. All in one place. Read these, and see if you still want Biden in the White House. Democrats support a policy for 100 trillion dollars spent on useless …
First, you have the Washington state governor, who has been Ruling by Decree since March, say that "Outdoor Sports Will now Be Allowed, With Restrictions". Then, after reciting all the restrictions, you publish a statement by an All-Powerful Medical Expert: Dr. Jonathan Drezner, director of the UW Medicine Center for Sports Cardiology and a team …
This afternoon, in Washington DC, Judge Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed as the newest Justice on the Supreme Court. In the vote in the Senate, all of the DemocRat members acted like little babies, throwing a temper tantrum. The majority of them refused to be in the room for the vote, and the ones who …
In Seattle, the City Council passed, over the Mayor's veto, a bill to reduce the budget of the police department. Included in this bill was a provision to eliminate the Navigation Team (wherever did they get that name? It says zero about what the team actually does.) that has been doing (ineffective) outreach to the …
Continue reading The Mask Slips on Seattle Homeless Mitigation Plans
In a unanimous ruling, the state/Seattle Supreme Court declared Tim Eyman's $30 car-tab initiative that passed last year to be unconstitutional. The reason? "More than one subject". The judges' ruling Thursday is a victory for a coalition of cities, King County and Garfield County's transit agency, which had sued saying it would eviscerate funds they …
The reaction of governments and their subjects to the Wuhan Coronavirus have been very depressing, in all ways. Few performing arts groups have been holding performances with any audience, for fear of spreading the deadly (0.13% mortality-rate, similar to seasonal flu) virus. Entire economies locked down by government edict, small businesses and their owners ruined, …
Continue reading Is this the future of classical music performance?
Today's Photo Challenge might be a downer, compared to the other posts that I have been reading. My apologies, but the examples of communication below are what I have been noticing around me since about February of this year. The Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic has adversely affected pretty much everyone in the world. Countries, especially in …
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