I suspect Trump saw Ch#na and how they have attacked libraries and schools in Hung kuong and got jealous.

(I posted something similar on another web site and it disappeared so I've spelled the county and city wrong in hopes it remains)

Just read about a hospital that has been doing CV tests on everyone who enters the doorway. Whether visiting or coming in for a sprained ankle and are getting a lot of positives in asymptomatic patients, many of them young.
Than they do a CT scan on every positive test and are finding most of the patients have some lung damage.

The article wondered if there will be a whole lot of emphysema patients in 20 or 30 years.

Wanna bet this was canceled by the Trump team fearful of all the no shows. But they called up the state to ask them to make it look like their idea.

Andrew Jackson famously defied the courts and got away with it and that is why he is Trump's hero.

Somehow, Jackson's defiance of the courts just might play into a defense for these guys.

These planes aren't for warfare. These planes are for the welfare for the rich industrialists. If they were about jobs we'd build bridges and high speed rail because not only do they need to be built, the pay off in the commerce they generate for 50 years.

And if they were about war we'd build something relevant to the next war. We can never go to total war against another nuclear power, thus our military today is about fighting Iraq or Somalia and we don't need these super weapons for that, even when they work.

No, this is about channeling money to the super rich and for that it worked marvelously. And now with this breakdown, those industrialists will be getting even more bucks.

But helping turn the 1% into the 0.1% or even into the 0.01% is what the American people want because that is what we keep voting for.

"Murca"

Prior to Wilson the Federal government was fairly advanced in its equality between the races. Not ideal but possibly further along even than it is today. Wilson reversed that.
After his presidency, the federal bureaucracy was very lily white.

Wilson really is one of the worst. Now that said, he did do a lot of good things. But taking his name off academic buildings is a good idea and overdue.

I just checked Pirate Bay. Not there yet.

I would not get on a plane without checking on this policy and if they allowed you to not wear a mask I'd look for another airline and post my experience on social media and wherever else I could post it.
And if they allowed a passenger to take the mask off, I'd start filming for a potential lawsuit against the airline. (How else can one enforce such a rule)

People need to know what they are exposing themselves to.

States that get rid of the death penalty usually see capital murder crime go down. States that reinstate the death penalty tend to see capital murder rates go up.
It's almost as if when a state starts the death penalty they are subconsciously giving permission to it's citizens to implement their own death penalties.

And when a state gets rid of its death penalty, its almost as if that state is saying that human life matters, even scummy human lives matter. So the populace takes that to heart, subconsciously, and murder rates go down.

Google maps has already changed the location of that slaver's statue to the middle of that river. But it remains closed to viewing.

The title of this post is incorrect... It would more accurately be:

"Putin surprises Germany by having his spokesman in DC announce troop withdrawal."

The unemployment rate in Germany is up to 5.8. And Trump is crowing about nearly 14?

People are defending the NYT as a form of free speech or as a form of letting the opposition speak. Let me ask one question....

Should Jeffery Dahmer be allowed to run a recipe piece? I think everyone would say of course not..

OK, that establishes the notion that the NYT should not run just anything but should be judicious in what they run. Now we only differ on where to draw the line.

Thus, people who support running the Cotton Op Ed are telling us their opinions on where they would draw the line.

My point here is that people are suggesting that the NYT should not be even drawing that line, but the Dahmer example shows that that is not true. We all DO agree there needs to be a line. So please stop making this an argument over censorship. It is not. It's about WHERE to draw the line. And this op ed crossed that line.

While it can be argued that nuts like Cotton should be allowed to display their tin foil hattedness, to do so without an opposing piece is unconscionable.

I think the evidence is pretty strong that outside agitators were mixed in that crowd. Maybe not this guy but some interviews done by Altenet and other web sites found some white supremacist groups who were planning an appearance in Minneapolis.

And as for this guy, It's sad really, that when the St Paul police vouch for him, we are all left still wondering if it might be true still.

Trump knows he is going to lose and has been throwing "Hail Mary Passes" for months now. None of them have been sticking. So now his gamble is to destabilize superpower relationships in hopes of causing a war or the semblance of a war.
He's been destabilizing the Middle East for 3 years in hopes of triggering another 9/11 and that hasn't worked. So time to try something new.

I think this man's name needs to be made public. Not so people can harass him or harm him, but so his neighbors and colleagues can know who they live near or work with.
This man is a walking covid risk and people should know.

Considering that eating shellfish is banned in the same book that bans abortion and gay marriage, how come Red Lobsters aren't in the news all the time like those other banned issues?

I've often meandered thru houses that are under construction. I love to look and I love looking how house framers solve problems. Yeah, I know it's probably technically illegal but I still do it because what could be the harm. Of course I'm white, so the rules are different for me.