With President Biden's push for a massive infrastructure and jobs bill, comes the inevitable Republican knee-jerk push back. "Who's going to pay for this?"
Marty Kassowitz
The tendency of people to share bad news is still one of the most effective tools of the modern day propagandist.
Make no mistake about it. The Koch brothers, now reduced by one by the death of David Koch in 2019, have poured billions of dollars into the destruction of our government. Their actions, documented by many sharp-eyed investigative journalists, have been ongoing for decades.
Republican stalwarts like Mitch McConnell, to whom obstruction of any forward progress is like breathing, are not just trying to make life difficult for folks like Bernie Sanders or Chuck Schumer. He wants them to not even bother trying.
Examining the connections between Trump and the Republican Party is on-going source of neck-dislocating head shakes for many people. There is a persistence to it that defies logic when one examines it from the standpoint of normal political calculus.
If you want to know what crimes Trump has committed or is committing now—just because he's no longer in office does not mean he stopped being a criminal—simply make notes of what he accuses others of doing.
Mr. Trash Wheel is a semi-autonomous trash interceptor at the end of the Jones Fall River in Baltimore's harbor which uses a unique blend of solar and hydro power to pull hundreds of tons of trash out of the water each year.
FOX News is working overtime to attack Critical Race Theory. And they are not alone. So what is the intent?
As reported in today's Washington Post, we have now officially passed the threshold of 600,000 deaths from Covid-19.
Oregon Republican Representative, Mike Nearman, was expelled from the legislature on a 59-1 vote. The only "no" vote was his.
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