Saturday, May 02, 2026
Fauxcahontas kills another company
Flashback: "iRobot Faces Bankruptcy After Elizabeth Warren Helped Kill $1.65 Billion Amazon Merger."
When journalism happens
NY Post: "Bill Maher drags Gavin Newsom for high-speed rail and sky-high gas in blistering interview."
I cracked up at this line:
The moment appeared to catch Newsom off guard, his expression shifting as the criticism landed.
Yeah, imagine that: an interviewer pressing a politician and expecting a straight answer. This is why somebody like Hakeem Jeffries would never appear on Maher or Rogan. Jeffries, in particular, excels at never answering a question and he sticks to shows like "Meet the Press" where he knows he can get away with his obfuscation. The last time Jeffries was pressured was when GOP Congressman Mike Lawler confronted him in front of cameras and all Jeffries could do was engage in schoolyard insults.
How do low-IQ clowns like Newsom and Jeffries rise so high on the national stage? It's because the media actively covers up their deficits until - like Biden on the debate stage - it's all exposed.
Like this:
Staffers for Seattle Socialist Mayor Katie Wilson abruptly end an interview with KOMO News Senior Reporter Chris Daniels when she can't answer basic questions
— Ari Hoffman (@thehoffather) May 1, 2026
Wilson has been criticized for dodging the press & being unable to answer basic questions since she came into office pic.twitter.com/eJnFtg6CLy
Another aftereffect of runaway Covid spending
American Thinker: "SNAP Is Beyond Broken - From millionaires to overseas foreigners, from NFL players to luxury car owners, our money is going to everyone but us."
Friday, May 01, 2026
The return to normalcy
Federalist: "Dems Revive Court-Packing Threats After Being Told They Can’t Do Racist Gerrymandering - After being told states can’t partake in racist gerrymandering, Democrats are renewing their threats to pack the Supreme Court once they regain power."
Why wait? Can we pack the courts right now?
Here come the sob stories
NY Times: "Since Congress Let Obamacare Subsidies Expire, Millions Are Dropping Coverage - Americans can’t afford the higher health insurance premiums that resulted from Congress’s refusal to extend federal tax credits."
Just a reminder: Congress passed Obamacare subsidies and then extended them during Covid to paper over the structural failure of the program. According to the NY Times and the Democrats (I repeat myself) we were supposed to prop up this farce in perpetuity, like Somali Learing Centers.
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