As the Twig Is Bent . . . . 0
. . . and, boy! these twigs are bent.
A Pillow of the Community 0
It seems that Mike Lindell can’t find a fluffer.
None Dare Call It Terrorism . . . 0
. . . but it is.
Vaccine Nation, Foxy Shady Dept. 0
Warning: Short commercial at the end.
If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0
Leonard Pitts, Jr., explains.
All the News that Fits, “What If” Dept. 0
Aside:
Methinks the author, in some sort of inane gesture to bothsiderism, grossly overestimates the influence of MSNBC.
MSNBC has viewers (of which I am not one, by the way, as I gave up on television news a long time ago–except when there’s a snow storm). Fox News has disciples.
Supply Change, Reprise 0
Clogged up supply chains around the world have garnered much publicity, especially as the time for holiday giving approaches. At the San Francisco Chronicle, Christopher S. Tang takes a look at conflux of factors why we may not be able exactly what we want exactly when we want it oh poor wittle us-ens. A snippet:
The Voter Fraud Fraud 0
As Elizabeth Dye points out at Above the Law, the executives of OAN (the right-wing One America News network) lack the courage of their conniptions.
