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Join Jim and Greg as they give credit to the New York Times for admitting that mask mandates accomplished nothing, either for individuals or larger communities. It did lead to lot of angry confrontations, and apparently our government officials have learned nothing. They also discuss the growing media attention to the toxic train accident in Ohio and how government response to a crisis is often proportional to the amount of media coverage a story gets. Finally, they hammer the Defense Department and the Air Force for releasing the confidential military files of Republican lawmakers and candidates to opposition research firms working with Democrats.
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Published in: Elections, Environment, Healthcare, History, Humor, Journalism, Law, Military, Politics
I was hoping for some comments on what might have been Stepford Don Lemon after his first “training.”
But maybe that hasn’t happened yet.