How the New York Times took a swing at it, and missed.
I suspect that Trump-Derangement Syndrome is strongly correlated with Fox-News-Derangement Syndrome.
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It’s long, but if you don’t want to read all the details, be sure to jump to the last few grafs.
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Ask your doctor if constant outrage is right for you.
Red tape continues to need cutting. Food labeling remains stupid, particularly in terms of calorie counting. And Schumer continues to be a derriere fedora.
The bad news is that WHO says that there is no evidence that getting an infection prevents a recurrence. The good news is that WHO has not been a particularly reliable source of information.
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They’ve retracted:
Two California doctors say that it doesn’t reduce the number of deaths.
Of course, since they’re not from coastal California, they’re not really California doctors.
A DVD autopsy of one of the worst flicks ever made.
…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.
…is super pissed that the Free Beacon did the MSM’s job for them.
…and his attorneys are seeking immediate dismissal for a blatant Brady violation:
They should be the ones going to jail.
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.
He’s taking flak from the Left for his latest idiotic campaign tactic. Hilarious.
You’d think by now that people would realize that if you want to judge Trump’s actions toward another country, you have to actually observe what he does, not listen to what he says about their leaders. But they’re idiots.