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Pre-pandemic (because no one knows how to deal with it, including the experts who have been wrong from the beginning and have flip-flopped more than a landed largemouth bass), every complaint people have about President Trump is about things that cannot be measured. Everything Trump has done...

Golly, you found someone else who doesn't like Trump, and then linked to something they said that you agree with. Golly. Schmidt ain't nobody special.

Ignants, all around.

For expediting, almost none. In a box truck you get really crappy fuel mileage, like half what a Sprinter or similar van gets. You can get that 4th skid in there, but you're still limited by the weight of the cargo. If you have a Class 2b truck, which has a GVWR of 8,501 to 10,000 pounds (Class...

You don't like Trump. We got that already.

Ironically, like 96% of Native Americans couldn't give a rat's furry little behind.

CNN did a story about Remdesivir, and how the manufacturer, Gilead, has set up licensing deals with drug manufacturers to keep the generic version restricted to the poorest countries, so that Gilead could control the world market and soak the richer countries and insurers for between $3000 and...

Of course it's seen in Republican and right leaning news outlets. Not as much at Fox News during the pure news programs and news pieces on their website. On FNC the opinions and mind reading is mostly not there between 9am-noon, 3-4pm, and 6-7pm. Outside of those hours, they're loaded with it...

Oh, I know. We people, citizens, voters, everybody, do mind reading all the time. Unless you're aware of it, and you check yourself against it. Even in Trump's Articles of Impeachment, the Democrats had in there what they thought Trump was really thinking as justification. People make...

Haven't we all learned by now that you need to wait at east 48 hours after any "bombshell" report, for the truth to com out, or at least more information? Be very, very wary of any news report or article which employs "mind reading," where they attempt to, or worse, factually state they can...

Very true. Money isn't everything. In political campaigns, money certainly isn't a litmus test for who will win. But it is a valid indicator of other things, like candidate viability, enthusiasm, and where voters are leaning. BUt as with everything else, there are exceptions to every rule. Like...

It doesn't end. It's never been about an end, or a solution. It's about the fight. The owners of NBA teams are no longer owners of the teams, they're Governors. Because, you know, owning a bunch of black people, well that just doesn't look good at all.

"We're from the government and we're here to help."

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend." Happens a lot.

Between US-imposed sanctions and other measures, and the low price of oil, Russia has effectively been defunded already. Russia currently has a GDP that's half what it was two years ago, thanks mainly to the sanctions Trump has placed on them (if Trump is a Russian agent, he's a really bad one)...

No, the real shame is, we have American citizens who actually believe, without evidence, and in spite of real, actual evidence to the contrary, Russia not only has the capability, but has successfully co-opted the President of the United States to the point of the President committing ongoing...

Taliban spokesman: "You know, we weren't even thinking about killing Americans. It's just not something we're interested in. But, Russia offered us money to kill Americans, so yeah, sure, why not?" Totally believable.

Funny (and a little disturbing) thing is, Dems want Trump to Punish The Putin based solely on the allegation. Apparently, the original intelligence for this came from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford. <snort>

Contact tracing is only effective in stopping or slowing the spread in areas where there is little infection and little transmission. In those places, when someone gets the infection, you isolate them, and then anyone they have been in contact with you notify, monitor, test and maybe isolate...

I suppose it can happen, but there's nothing in the linked article that indicates Catherine Herridge was anything other than accurate in reporting what intelligence officials told her. One funny snippet from the article, though: "... prompting speculation that Trump may simply have not read...