Glenn told me a few days ago that he was working on a piece for the Journal. It’s up now (but paywalled). He has an excerpt.
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Chris Johnson, of the Secure World Foundation, has a long disquisition explaining the background and purpose of the Executive Order.
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Another take from Professor Michelle Hanlon. And a longer-than-necessary one from Dimitra Stefoudi.
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…should not receive bankruptcy protection.
Cocaine Mitch should offer states a bailout of their pensions, only on condition that they no longer be states, and become territories, pending better behavior in the future. And the sensible parts of them, like downstate Illinois, should be able to petition for readmission immediately.
Why there’s a frozen-fry shortage.
Nutrition labels, to the degree that they provide calorie information, are worse than useless, because calorie counting is stupid. FDA should not only suspend them, but eliminate them.
The Michigan legislature has called a special session to strip her of her emergency powers, which she has been abusing.
Two different ways of being a human being.
Arguably, AOC’s (and Bernie’s) values are not American.
…will require lawsuit protection. Yes, business owners aren’t going to want to risk the liability.
One in five IT jobs have disappeared, and the sudden loss of office jobs is devastating the middle class.
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Newspapers and Manhattan are screwed.
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AOC tells people to refuse to return to work.
Really? Is she going to pay their bills?
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Yes, the Democrats totally want a depression.
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.