Commentary
“The lesson learned from 2020 may well be that there’s also a danger of suppressing accurate and relevant stories,” wrote Richard Lempert of Arlington, Virginia to the editor of the Washington Post.
How perceptive, I thought, as I read Lempert’s comment, written in response to the Post’s editorial, “The Hunter Biden story is an opportunity for a reckoning,” but regretfully he didn’t stop there.… read more
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Amid the daily dose of doomsday scare tactics about climate change, written by wacko environmental activists, appeared a common-sense op-ed, “Climate-Change ‘Solutions’ That Are Worse Than the Problem,” in the Wall Street Journal.
Instead of someone telling us time is running out for our planet, the author, Jason De Sena Trennert, Chairman and CEO of Stratega, an investment strategy, economic, and policy firm, writes of the political assault on fossil fuels.… read more
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Surely, you recall former President Trump’s high priority of cutting costly, over-reaching regulations with his policy of eliminating two regulations for every new one.
President Biden is not only reviewing those Obama-era regulations killed by Trump, “new regulations are being rolled out at such an extreme rate that it difficult to keep up,” Paul Bedard reports in the Washington Examiner.… read more
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“Human carbon pollution has already pushed the planet into unprecedented territory, ravaging ecosystems, raising sea levels and exposing millions of people to new weather extremes. At the current rate of emissions, the world will burn through its remaining ‘carbon budget’ by 2030, putting the ambitious goal of keeping warming to 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit irrevocably out of reach.”… read more
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I don’t watch NBC’s left-leaning Meet the Press for obvious reasons, so when I read that Hillary Clinton made an appearance, I just had to find out what she had to say.
Before I provide you with the highlights, I am compelled to take you back to 2013, when Susan Rice was the fallback to appear on the Sunday news shows in her place, responding to questions about what happened during the Benghazi raid that killed four Americans, including our ambassador.… read more
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“Of course, the president’s confident that his son didn’t break the law,” the president’s Chief of Staff Ron Klain told George Stephanopoulos on ABC’s This Week.
“George, the president is confident that his family did the right thing. But, again, I want to just be really clear, these are actions by Hunter and his brother. … read more
Commentary
In my last post I covered material from my “stack of stuff” on immigration, inflation, Biden corruption, the midterms and climate change, leaving you with “more stuff in my next post.” Here goes.
Energy
It’s bad enough that we have a president who is clueless on energy matters, but he hired two individuals ill-equipped to provide proper guidance to him at a time when it is needed most. … read more
Commentary
Whenever I write on single issues, some excellent material ends up in my stack of stuff. I save it because it’s stuff you need to know and may not have heard or read about.
Excuse me, but I have to again begin with a bit of humor because there’s so much negative stuff in the news. … read more
Commentary
We’re seeing strange things happening in the media. As I contemplated it, I was reminded of the 1953 record release, “Strange Things Are Happening,” by Red Buttons.
Older readers of this blog may remember it. When he appeared on television, he would cup his ear and sing “ho ho … he he … ha ha” between the lyric verses
While Buttons was better known for his movie supporting roles in “The Longest Day,” “Hatari!,”… read more
Commentary
Not a day goes by that I don’t hear or read something about climate change that doesn’t bring laughter from this blogger.
Just last week, I wrote about dogsledders in southwest Michigan who were complaining that because of climate change, the frost-free season grew by 16 days over the past 66 years, resulting in less snowfall.… read more