David Pakman informs us that the big question is getting asked not just by tree-hugging libs like yours truly, but by fund managers running “the big casino,” and that big question is whether or not Mango Mussolini has gone completely bonkers over the tariff madness...if this were Biden somehow, I can assure you that nobody would be delicately tip-toeing around the topic...all it took was one admittedly bad debate performance for our media and political “insiders” to stage a collective freakout, which has a lot to do with how we ended up in this mess...
...and Kyle Kulinski tells us how those beyond-insane tariffs are shuttering manufacturing, including a proposed plastic recycling plant in Erie, Pa...glad to hear Kyle’s take on how Yambo blew up the CHIPS Act from Biden and killed a lot of high-end manufacturing jobs...I wish I could disagree with a single word of Kyle’s analysis, but I can’t actually (NSFW/H)...
...and Chris Hayes lets us know that Cantaloupe Capone has gutted funding for a kids’ history contest timed for National History Day...great job by Hayes to put this obscenity in the context of the cost of Mango Mussolini’s golf BS or Elmo’s federal contracts...God forbid we have happy kids who want to learn and encounter others who do also...”Who voted for this?” indeed...
...and Farron Cousins tells us that Repug U.S. House Rep Nancy Mace decided to hold a 15-minute virtual town hall (a la Bri-Fi) with her constituents where she verbally lambasted one of them for asking a question related to DEI...great point by Cousins that, if people showing up to town halls were actually paid actors by George Soros or something, somebody would have uncovered that by now...also important to point out how chicken Mace really is for criticizing someone else’s supposed lack of courage when Mace doesn’t even have the guts to face her constituents herself...
...and John Russell of More Perfect Union went to the recent Bernie/AOC rally in Denver and interviewed some of the attendees...and if anybody out there thinks I’m a rubber stamp for corporate Democrats, think again...and listening to the lady who’s a nurse dealing with her issues rang more than a few bells for yours truly...I have to admit that I’m uncomfortable with invoking Luigi Mangione because he’s accused of the murder of a CEO, and I don’t think anyone should rally around that, despite the fact that United Healthcare is an absolutely awful company – I’m sure the lady who spoke about him knows that, but I think that should be emphasized...and I think this is way too funny (NSFW/H also)...
...and happy 80th birthday to heavy metal guitarist Ritchie Blackmore.
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