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Lovely.
Heard a stat the other morning on KTVU morning news. So surprised, I had to rewind it. 20+% of people born after 1995 claim to be LGBTQ. Over 20%. Welcome to the new normal.
Shortly before the collapse, I was working on a partnership with Carrier and Enron to provide conditioned air as a service. Interesting concept. That said, the Enron guys were the most arrogant folks I’ve ever come across.
See Afghanistan. We’re evacuating all Americans and leaving our embassy in the Ukraine as I type. It will be an unmitigated disaster for Ukraine and eventually for Europe.
What’s next, Taiwan? China will be making moves there or in the South China Sea after the Games.
Our allies and enemies may not have liked Trump, or even Bush, but they didn’t pull the kind of crap they have with Biden and Obama. “Leadership from behind!”
With the world’s attention on China, do you really think they’ll lock up an athlete, let alone an American athlete for expressing their opinion. Not a chance.
Kamala, no doubt. She’s an albatross. If she doesn’t get confirmed, easy to kick her off the ticket, as well.
But good lord, who would replace her as VP?
Dad played at 9 colleges in 6 years. Well, signed to play . . . . Domestic abuse allegations as well. What a shock.
I was thinking more along the lines of virtual learning, no eating or drinking indoors, limited large gatherings, etc. Many schools and restaurants have implemented them already, so I wouldn’t be shocked, especially as omicron might, might be more of an issue for kids than the previous variants.
Of course the political climate is entirely different now to your point. They own everything, and thus far, they’ve messed it all up. . . .
Interesting that the article quotes the erroneous CDC report and it’s used to develop the thoughts put forth. Garbage in, Laws and Mandates out. . . .
And he continues to get a free pass. Name one thing that’s going well? The border, the virus, China, Russia, Iran, the CDC, the budget, crime, logistics, inflation? All fiascos and I’m sure I’ve missed some. . . .
