…has failed.
This reminds me of the old Soviet joke about the kid in a classroom, asking if Marx was the greatest scientist in history. After being assured by the teacher that that was the case, he asked “Well, why didn’t he try this crap on rats first?”
[Update a while later]
Policy and punditry must adapt to new data.
It’s the latest victim of the plague.
As the old saying goes, it’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good.
…he is guilty, and there is no need for due process.
These are his standards. If you don’t like them, he has others.
…should be renamed “Victims of Communism Day.” Ten relevant films.
He’s running for president. What does it mean for Trump?
Matt Welch interviewed him. I might vote for him, given that where I vote, my vote for president doesn’t matter.
Yes, people are trying to scare us into a depression, and much of this is irrational.
[Update a while later]
Nevada is reopening, ready or not.
Two different ways of being a human being.
Arguably, AOC’s (and Bernie’s) values are not American.
Why are they so exhausting? I haven’t been doing many, and I don’t see a need for a camera. I was glad last week that Allison had hers, though.
Bob Zimmerman catalogs it.
Some things will recover quickly, but we won’t have a robust recovery until people have sufficient confidence that they can go back to sporting events or movie theaters or restaurants at normal capacity, which will probably require a vaccine (even if it’s a placebo). And now, despite all the money being pumped into the economy, the Fed has to worry seriously about deflation.