So, what is the news so far today about Joe Biden? First, AP says Joe will not be traveling to Wisconsin to accept the Democratic nomination. Second, when asked by a CBS reporter in June whether he would take a cognitive function test, Joe said yes he does, "constantly." When asked this week by the same reporter, Joe became indignant and asked why he should take one, telling the black reporter it was like the black reporter having to take a drug test because he is black.
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Wednesday, August 05, 2020
Thursday, March 16, 2017
At the Bookworm Room today
As usual, Bookworm covers some really interesting stories today. In addition to the story about Egypt offering the Palestinians land, there are stories about CRTV ending its relationship with Mark Steyn, Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn refusing to be intimidated by the ACLU, Greenpeace admitting that it just tells lies, a report revealing “More than 330,000 households in Germany have seen their electricity cut off over the past year alone.”
Bookworm seconds the Ann Coulter Obamacare Repeal Plan. It doesn’t have to be complicated –a one-year transition period and then let the free market do its work.
There is a piece about troubled homes and transgender confusion, followed by an introduction to Praxis, a 9-month startup apprenticeship program for 17-28-year-olds who want to take a gap year or skip college entirely. After completing a professional bootcamp, participants work 6 months at a growing startup, develop marketable skills and experiences, and receive a full-time job offer upon completion.
Lastly, she links to an article on why mature people support the Second Amendment. Do you see why the Bookworm Room is one of my favorite blogs to read?
Bookworm seconds the Ann Coulter Obamacare Repeal Plan. It doesn’t have to be complicated –a one-year transition period and then let the free market do its work.
There is a piece about troubled homes and transgender confusion, followed by an introduction to Praxis, a 9-month startup apprenticeship program for 17-28-year-olds who want to take a gap year or skip college entirely. After completing a professional bootcamp, participants work 6 months at a growing startup, develop marketable skills and experiences, and receive a full-time job offer upon completion.
Lastly, she links to an article on why mature people support the Second Amendment. Do you see why the Bookworm Room is one of my favorite blogs to read?
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