Can politicians quit it?
When the history of the Covid-19 pandemic is written, the names of many drugs — Paxlovid, fluvoxamine, sotrovimab — will be mentioned. But the account will be incomplete if the distorting effect of the most powerful and addictive drug of all, political power, is omitted. The public, out of fear, gave politicians enormous power. What we’re about to see, the world over, is whether they can take it back.
We are in dangerous times.
How to survive the transition to unleaded.
As more airfields adopt this policy, it could cause affect flight plans and significantly impact aircraft owners and pilots, especially those operating high-performance models.
Much like Tesla owners who now plan road trips based on the availability of charging stations along the route, flight plans will need an additional layer of forethought to ensure refueling at an airport still distributing 100LL.
The stakes are considerably higher with aircraft, as one does not simply pull over and wait for AAA to arrive with a portable charger when reserves dip dangerously low.
You don’t say.
…through an obscure Senate rule. Watch them scream like stuck pigs if they do it.
…on covid.
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Doctors: Give kids their childhood back.
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Covid-19’s impact of expressive individualism.
This is three years old, but it’s the first time I’d seen it.
Good news; SCOTUS may rein it in.
The original decision was from a much different court, and based on junk science.
If the commercial spaceflight industry wants your “help,” it will ask for it.
…is shocked that California looks like a third-world country.
Intelligent Californians aren’t. Unfortunately, there are apparently too few of us.
…is starting to unravel.
“After the Republicans win the midterm elections, they should keep the January 6 committee in place — but under new management. San Fran Nan’s committee set a few precedents that should be very useful. The minority party has no rights. Committee members are subject to the approval of the Speaker of the House. Executive privilege is a thing of the past. Any member of the opposing party is also fair game. The Republicans should subpoena Merrick Garland, Christopher Wray, and Nancy Pelosi. I’m dying to see how Granny Boxwine does under questioning from Ted Cruz…”
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They are sowing the wind.