What Motivates Heroes To Become Pond Scum? Hell If I Know.
Re: Michael Flynn, a reader notes: A devolution. Went from “hero to zero.” From protector to villain. From soldier to criminal.
Indeed. He pulled a “Giuliani.”
For the life of me, I can’t understand why people who have lived lives of honor, who are celebrated as heroes because of their valor, turn into liars and common criminals. What’s the benefit?
You were loved and now you’re detested. And that’s if you can find a way to stay out of prison.
A reader sent me this piece, a statement by a police chief:
Here’s a story of some people who developed a product that plugs into a car’s cigarette lighter and enabled them to drive 3300 miles off a single tank of gas. They say, “Its fuel efficiency is off the charts!”
The word wrong here means incorrect. The most important sense of the word wrong when it comes to Trump is unlawful, illicit, dishonorable, corrupt, unethical, foul, and immoral.
I suppose this is no laughing matter, but there is something humorous about the idea that a fair and objective documentary on anything could possibly come out of Fox News.
A few years back, I attended a breakfast meeting at the New York Press Club at which Amy Goodman spoke. And, to be sure, she’s no megaphone for the corporate-owned media.
If there is a blessing associated with the pandemic, it’s the empowerment of the labor movement.
The owner understands that his employees would much rather be drinking beer, betting on the game, and watching creative commercials than cooking and serving fajitas.
When you see artists’ renderings of the same renewable energy concept year after year, and never a photograph of one actually working, this should be a sign unto you, one that reads: This idea has no validity in the real world.
OK, it’s whom to believe, but this guy makes an excellent point.
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