The consequences of the attempted sexual assault and sexual misconduct allegations against Brett Kavanaugh may not stop at possible ramifications for his U.S. Supreme Court chances. Calls are also intensifying for his “impeachment” from his current federal judgeship. via Calls to Impeach Brett Kavanaugh from His Federal Judgeship Intensify
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Florence’s Floodwaters Breach Defenses at Duke Energy Plant, Sending Toxic Coal Ash Into River
Duke Energy shut down a power plant in Wilmington, N.C., after a dam at the site breached and allowed coal ash to enter the nearby Cape Fear River. Florence’s Floodwaters Breach Defenses at Duke Energy Plant, Sending Toxic Coal Ash Into River Look at all that CLEAN COAL washing over that pristine forest. That’s what… Continue reading Florence’s Floodwaters Breach Defenses at Duke Energy Plant, Sending Toxic Coal Ash Into River
Lagoons of Pig Waste Are Overflowing After Florence. Yes, That’s as Nasty as It Sounds.
The record-breaking rains that started with Hurricane Florence are continuing to strain North Carolina’s hog lagoons. via Lagoons of Pig Waste Are Overflowing After Florence. Yes, That’s as Nasty as It Sounds.
The Kavanaugh assault allegations are a reminder that Democrats were smart to push out Al Franken
The swirling controversy over allegations that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh attempted to rape a 15-year-old when he was 17 is a reminder that Democrats were right to accept the resignation of Sen. Al Franken months ago. via The Kavanaugh assault allegations are a reminder that Democrats were smart to push out Al Franken
Republicans Finally Got to See Why the Internet Finds Right-Wing Trolls So Insufferable
Oh, the irony of Alex Jones and Laura Loomer disrupting GOP hearings partly focused on censoring conservatives. Republicans Finally Got to See Why the Internet Finds Right-Wing Trolls So Insufferable The gap between Democrats and National Review conservatives is dwarfed by the chasm between National Review conservatives and Infowars conservatism.
What I learned in nine months of running for U.S. Congress
By Alexandra Chandler Special to The Sun For the last nine months, I was a Democrat candidate for Massachusetts’ 3rd Congressional District. What I learned in nine months of running for U.S. Congress Worth reading.
The Harriet Tubman $20 Stamp
Frustrated that the US Treasury Department is walking back plans to replace Andrew Jackson on the front of the $20 bill with Harriet Tubman, Dano Wall created a 3D-printed stamp that can be used to transform Jacksons into Tubmans on the twenties in your pocketbook. via The Harriet Tubman $20 Stamp
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Jerry Brown’s Legacy: A $6.1 Billion Budget Surplus in California
LOS ANGELES—California Gov. Jerry Brown appears poised to exit office next year with a top political priority in hand: free from the massive budget deficits that had weighed on his predecessors. Buoyed by tax increases passed under his administration and a strong economy, Mr. via Jerry Brown’s Legacy: A $6.1 Billion Budget Surplus in California This WSJ… Continue reading Jerry Brown’s Legacy: A $6.1 Billion Budget Surplus in California
The problem with Twitter, as shown by the Sarah Jeong fracas
At National Review, Jonah Goldberg has a column on the Sarah Jeong fracas that is wrong in, I think, a useful way. He begins with an anecdote: When I was a youngish teenager, I went to the bank one day. (This was pre-ATM machines, kids. via The problem with Twitter, as shown by the Sarah… Continue reading The problem with Twitter, as shown by the Sarah Jeong fracas