Book Review
How to beat the meat conundrum
I understand the creepy feeling that arises when we discuss cultivated meat, which is made from actual animal cells. That’s when you hear terms like “Frankenfood,” a monster made in a laboratory.
Book Review
I understand the creepy feeling that arises when we discuss cultivated meat, which is made from actual animal cells. That’s when you hear terms like “Frankenfood,” a monster made in a laboratory.
Politics
Has anyone been making an issue out of our ginormous national debt, $40 trillion?
Donald J. Trump
Last week on a single newspaper page, there were three stories about Trump, each of which would have been unusual for any other President, but Trump made them a trifecta.
Chamorro
He was the first dog I had who didn’t go crazy if he heard the word “walk.”
American Division
83% want tax credits for improving home energy efficiency. Two-thirds say it is unacceptable for a President to issue pardons to family members.
Dr. Anthony Fauci
“We will never know what happened because we don’t have samples from that Wuhan lab,” Dr. Birx said.
Voting fraud
I can’t say no election has ever been “stolen” by bad machines, bad policies, or bad people. Heck, it happened in 1994 in my home state of Pennsylvania
Bike lanes
More critical thinking would have resulted in a conclusion that stopping had nothing to do with Friedes’ death, which the bicycle vampires have merchandised into getting their ideas through a complacent and intellectually inert Council.
Israel
Emanuel said Netanyahu has led Israel into a “dead end,” adding that Washington’s largely unconditional support has been a “mistake,” that the U.S. must correct.
Israel
In addition to anti-Semitism, another reason for Israel’s falling popularity in the U.S. is the morbid reality I mentioned — the 70,000 dead bodies.
Democratic Socialists of America
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) want no ICE, no police, no President, no war department, no prisons, open borders
Bike lanes
Driven by God-knows-what — certainly not facts, City Council, jockeyed by Council President Kenyatta Johnson, went madly dashing after a solution to a problem that did not exist.