President Biden promised on Monday “to work like the devil” to bring down gas prices, but he’s mistaken. America’s working-class people need to do more to facilitate the transfer of wealth to America’s one percent. At the end of the day, America’s electric vehicle policies are designed to do just that.
Please allow me to explain why.
The CDC’s longtime fear was developing “a bankruptcy of trust” that would render it impossible for the government to implement critical health policies. Donald Trump, Andrew Cuomo, and others struck the first credibility blow when they refused to follow carefully crafted CDC guidelines on how best to communicate with the public. The Biden Administration finished the job.
In China, Elon Musk is a poster boy for government respect and acquiescence. He’s shown nothing but disdain and disrespect for U.S. regulatory agencies and leaders, and now Musk is claiming victim status.
According to California’s Fair Employment Commission, the real victims are Black employees working in Tesla’s factory.
If electric vehicles are the future, then what’s good for Rivian is good for America.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is deserving of sympathy. He inherited the arrogance of his father, former PM Pierre Elliott Trudeau, but not his father’s intellect. Arrogance without intellect is dangerous for someone in a position of considerable power and authority.
The entire world is witnessing just how dangerous.
The corporate media would be wise to lay off Florida governor Ron DeSantis. He’s capable of landing a knock-out blow to their already badly battered reputation and I’m not alone hoping he delivers it.
If the Washington Post wasn’t a ward of billionaire Jeff Bezos, its future would be far from assured. National correspondent Philip Bump is Exhibit A as to what ails the publication.
If you are a man 55 or older, this article can possibly save you from risky prostate surgery and maybe having to wear diapers in the twilight of your life. If you don’t fit this demographic, move along – there’s nothing for you to see here.
It’s challenging to find inspiring and effective political leaders in the U.S. these days – unless, of course, you live in Ohio.
It’s a measure of the sorry state of U.S. media that one of the most devastating ransomware attacks of all time has received virtually no coverage. Millions of workers, including frontline hospital, police, and firefighters, know what I’m talking about.