I hope this poll is accurate, but if it is, I wonder what’s the cause? Carly? Pence’s (barely) endorsement? Boehner’s negative endorsement?
By the way, Boehner’s reaction to Cruz, and his talk about being buds with Trump should put paid to the notion of who the real “anti-establishment” candidate is.
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Allahpundit would like to believe it, too, but is skeptical.
This reminds me of my piece on climate and the Precautionary Principle.
A review of the Cernan documentary, by Chris Petty.
Not “all diet books lie.”
It’s amazing how many people, including journalists, cling to discredited nutrition “science.”
SpaceX has already demonstrated the tech needed to do it with Falcon 9 flybacks.
[Update a while later]
More details from Loren Grush.
As I write in my project: “There was an old saying on the American frontier about the Mississippi River: ‘It’s too thick to drink, but too thickn to plow.’ Similarly, the Martian atmosphere has been tantalizing aerodynamicists for decades.” They really need to stop trying to use the Martian atmosphere if they want to drop serious payload.
This update from Jeff Bezos looks encouraging.
He’ll be the first president ever to never see a year of 3% growth.
Despite all the Democrat hype about “X months of job creation,” the jobs don’t pay that well, and there haven’t been enough of them to keep up with population growth. This nonsense about “saving the world from a depression” is just that — no one knows what would have happened without the Democrats bailing out the public-employee and auto unions. It’s a counterfactual. But one can trace the nation’s economic problems to 2006, when the party that hates economic growth took over Congress.
[Update a while later]
As GDP flat lines, Obama brags about his economic record.
As noted there, both he and his supporters are delusional.
I met her briefly in Colorado Springs at the National Space Symposium. Here’s a nice interview with her.
Here’s one from Nadia Drake, over at NatGeo, Lisa Grossman at New Scientist, Jeff Foust at Space News, and a follow up from Eric Berger, who’s been writing quite a bit this week.