@#6 ... ARE WE CLEAR? ...

Yup, I completely understand the talking points that may have been issued to you.

Thx for the reply.

@#35 ... Also, why fear Muslims? Because the Koran literally says to murder infidels ...

Huh?

@#2 ... Attack the source without addressing the arguments. Typical. ...

So, when the arguments are discussed, your current trolling seems to just disappear, and other trolling alias seem to appear.

Typical of a troll farm.

... Gloria Steinem, the celebrated author and activist who became one of the most visible symbols and potent voices of the U.S. women's movement ...

Ms Steinem was a voice of the wives who married into the right-wing slavery of matrimony.

According to an in-law of mine -- women should be barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen, and cooking dinner for him when he come home from work.

He said that during a Family Thanksgiving dinner conversation.

Yeah, he was (still is?) a southern good ole boy.

That's the wall Ms Steinem was up against and the wall she broke.

@#4 ... Rabies is by far the scariest disease on the planet. ...

Rabies or measles?

Both are hugely bad.

Rabies requires contact with an infected animal.

Measles, on the other hand, can be transmitted merely by ~being around~ an infected person. Even after that infected person has left the area.

From Pres Trump's CDC ...

What else might be expected?

@#14 ... I now prefer being a northern plains country lawyer by far. ...

Good for you.

You seem to have found a goal for aim for.

Maybe you'll take a step against Pres Trump assault upon our farmers?

Or are the "northern plains" too far north to be concerned about that?

@#7 ... You still voted for the racist, liar ...

Projecting?

Yet again?

@#3,4

So, are your current trolling alias in favor of, or against, what those groups have been saying?

I know it is much easier to just attack my comment, but what have ye to say upon the topic at hand?

Yer up ...

@#36 ... Look at that car, its spotless, look at the people, clean, normal weight; ...

So, your current trolling alias seems to infer that if a person is not of what it considers to be a normal weight, that person is not good?

Whoa. That is way beyond the usual phlegm it posts here.

Meanwhile in the Trump-DoJ-suppressed Epstein files arena, Mr Leon Black is resisting a House subpoena.

So, yet another apparently trying to avoid testifying.

Why?

... the former New York lawmaker failed to cooperate with the company's investigation ...

Quelle surprise.

Major Armstrong's Tower
https://njpalisades.org/majorarmstrongstower/

... Tucked in the woods west of bustling Route 9W in Alpine is the Armstrong Tower, a three-armed steel structure rising 425 feet into the sky. While the tower is a prominently visible landmark within an area encompassing hundreds of square miles -- in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut -- few who see it are aware of the story behind the tower or the man who built it.

Edwin Armstrong was born in New York City in 1890. When he was twelve years old, his family moved to Yonkers. Throughout his childhood, Armstrong, who read up on inventions and experimented with radios, sought to make improvements on the quality of sound transmitted by radio signal. As a junior at Columbia University, Armstrong achieved this goal in part when he invented the regenerative-oscillating circuit, an innovation that helped pave the way for transatlantic radio telegraphy. ...

Background ...

From the QSL (response to a reception report) I received ...

... Dear Listener,

Thank you for your report of reception of the Armstrong 70th Anniversary
Broadcast from WA2XMN on 42.8 megacycles. The attached file contains an
electronic QSL card. If you print it out, it will be a good fit for a
5-by-7-inch frame. The second file contains all of the reports received.

Keep an eye on the website for information about possible future
transmissions.

Best regards,
Al ...

... three sources familiar with the situation said. Kennedy's request came after CDC staffers had already accepted the state's characterization of the deaths as linked to measles, a Pennsylvania official said. ...

So, the non-political medical staff spoke the truth, only to be over-ridden by the Pres Trump non-medical political appointee?

Is this any way to run the Health and Human Services team for the Country?

... Federal prosecutors have charged a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer with lying to investigators ...

If the Trump DoJ does this, well, just wow.

There must be something so wrong that AG Blanche cannot try to cover it up.

@#12 ... What he means is that following the Law today is left-wing ...

Agreed.

And that's pretty much the view I came away with after wading through the OpEd.

@#2

Do try harder to be relevant.

@#25 ... Republicans can't win when Americans are allowed to vote. ...

Yup.

To wit ...

@#2

That would be my guess also. I put it at around a 70-30 chance.

A couple of reasons ...

1) Pres trump appears to like mining FoxNews for people in his admin (qualified for the task at hand or not, i.e. Sec Defense Hegseth).

2) Ms Bartiromo has a following among the uber-wealthy, i.e., those for whom Pres Trump seems to govern.

@#8

So, the author of that OpEd admits he always had a torch to bear against the A.B.A.

More from the cited OpEd...

... I played a small role in trying to stop the ABA's collapse, which I have not previously discussed, but now wish to share. In early 2023, the Editor of the ABA Journal invited me to write a regular column in the flagship publication.

At first I was skeptical. I had long been hostile to the ABA, which had become a left-wing organization that exercised sweeping regulatory authority over law schools.

I agreed to write for the Journal under one condition: my columns would be critical of the ABA and progressive orthodoxies.

My goal was to upset the status quo. The editor, to his credit, agreed. ...

More from the article ...

... The provision would deepen cooperation between the U.S. and Israeli defense sectors by accelerating joint military technology development and other partnerships. The bill passed the House of Representatives in July and awaits Senate action.

The provision of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, known as Section 219, seeks to set up frameworks for joint ventures, licensing agreements and U.S.-based co-production partnerships with the Israeli industry.

In Thursday's letter addressed to leaders of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees, 56 groups said deeper integration with Israel's defense sector would be "exceptionally dangerous" and urged lawmakers to remove the provision.

The groups include Amnesty International USA and the civil rights network National Lawyers Guild as well as Arab and Jewish advocacy groups.

"At a time in which American interests are increasingly diverging from those of Israel, and American public opinion is turning increasingly against unconditional support to Israel, creating new points of influence for Israel in the U.S. defense-technology ecosystem is exceptionally dangerous," said the letter, which has not been previously reported. ...

@20

The usual lame false equivalence attempt of your current alias.