What’s the most egregious aspect to Trump’s tweet here?

Maybe it’s his incredible lack of sympathy for the nearly 80,000 people who died agonizing deaths, and for the families that survived them.

Perhaps it’s his shameless violation of the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution, that expressly forbids anyone in elected office from profiting from his position.

Could be that he knows that more than 40% of Americans see nothing wrong here whatsoever, and will vote for his re-election in November, regardless of anything he says or does between now and then.

 

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From this article:

Nearly 2000 Justice Department officials have signed onto a letter calling for Attorney General William Barr to resign over what they describe as his improper intervention in the criminal case of former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn. Last week, the DOJ moved to drop charges against Flynn who had pleaded guilty twice to lying to the FBI about his contacts with the former Russian ambassador during the presidential transition. (more…)

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My good friend Terry Ribb writes: under the subject line: ACADEMIC RESEARCH: Both conservatives and liberals want a green energy future, but for different reasons

Hi Craig,  This is from a publication that only allows articles from PhDs and professors–academics who are experts in their fields.  They call it explanatory journalism and their goal is to bridge the gap between academic and public knowledge.  Thought you might like this one. (more…)

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Here’s Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy, hitting the nail on the head.

For those of us who understand current events and interpret them like he does (and as the majority of Americans do), this is an extremely painful thing to watch.

The latest nail in the coffin, of course, is the Justice Department, (more…)

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There is no waste in nature.  The output of every biological process is the input for another, and this is true whether we are talking about leaves falling, animals eliminating, skins being shed from snakes, feathers molting from birds, or the bodies of all previously living things. This concept is known as “circularity.”

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My interest in electric transportation took root in 2008.  After I sold my marketing services company that I had run for more than 20 years, I functioned as the VP Marketing for EVWorld.com and a senior consultant for EVWorld and Associates.  I attended tons of EV trade shows, mostly in the Bay Area, as well as the tradition auto debut venues in Los Angeles and Detroit. (more…)

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Humankind is being put to the test with its response to COVID-19.  To what degree can we come together as a species, put aside our surface differences, and contribute as one to a critically important common goal? (more…)

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From this article:

Longstanding concerns that President Trump plans to purge the government of anyone deemed less than perfectly loyal to him surfaced anew this week, with reports that the White House is installing a fierce political loyalist at the Pentagon to vet non-military officials. It’s a move some current Defense Department officials reportedly fear will lead to hirings and firings based on political calculations, rather than job qualifications. (more…)

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Apparently, some of my readers have bought into the “Plandemic” conspiracy theory that posits that COVID-19 is the result of the doctors and experts having silenced dissenting voices and misled the public for sinister reasons.  For anyone who might be helped to understand the truth here, I offer the following piece from Kat Montgomery, MD (pictured):
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Here’s a stunner.  A would-be dictator objects to the presence of high-quality, well-respected news organizations that may be critical of him and his activities.

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