Extra-Special Bonus QOTD 0
From remarks by President Biden (emphasis added):
The Voter Fraud Fraudsters, 2000 Mule Team Dept. 0
The Arizona Republic’s E. J. Montini points out that, not only are there no 2000 mules, there’s no pony either.
(Oh, for you young ‘uns, here’s the mule team reference.)
A Class Act 0
The Portland Press-Herald’s Victoria Hugo-Vidal thinks that the sentiment agains President Biden’s student loan forgiveness is rooted in concepts of social class, that those who are being helped are somehow the “undeserving poor.”
Methinks she is on to something. Follow the link for her reasoning.
That Inconvenient Past 0
Writing at NOLA.com, Walter Kimbrough offers a perspective on President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program. He argues forcefully that those who are shouting that Biden’s program is somehow “not fair” forget (or, I would suggest, are intentionally blind to) past unfairness. Here’s a bit of his piece; follow the link for the rest:
It isn’t fair that those same HBCUs were unequally funded, a practice that has continued for over 50 years. For example, between 1957 and 2007, Tennessee State University did not receive its matching state funding . . . .
Merchants of Death 0
At the Roanoke Times, Virginia Tech professor George McDowell tells the tale of “Big Pharma’s” equally toxic cousin, “Big Arma.”
Uncomfortable Truths 0
The aberrant abhor accuracy.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
The Associated Press’s Gillian Flaccus runs the numbers. A snippet:
“We already had 400 million guns in circulation. So when you bump that up and include a lot of first-timers in the population, you get accidents, you get precipitous behavior, you get people reacting to small insults and conflicts with their guns because they’re in their pocket now,” he said.
What’s in a Word? 0
The Angry Grammarian parses President Biden’s recent speech about the danger posed by what he referred to as “MAGA Republicans.”
It is a worthwhile read.










