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April 5,2022
Biden Administration to Extend Student Loan Payment Moratorium Until End of August - WSJ
The Biden administration is planning to extend until the end of August a pause on federal student-loan payments, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Why the charade?
0% chance they restart loans 60 days before the midterms.
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April 4,2022
President Biden called for a war crimes trial over allegations of atrocities committed by Russian forces in Bucha, a town near the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, and he said the U.S. is seeking additional sanctions against Moscow.
Where’s the barrage of sanctions on Putin himself?
Uninviting Russia from the feckless UN Human Rights Council is a joke.
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April 4,2022
Giving brew over ice a try.
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Catholic Husband
April 4,2022God understands the heart of man, and he understands that the fundamental conversion that he calls us to is a difficult one. He asks for us, with the weakness of original sin, to set aside our desires and aspirations so that we can think and act perfectly in concert with God’s mind and heart. To accomplish his ultimate vision, and with full respect of our free will, God invites us to incremental change.
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April 3,2022
Beautiful weekend. I love spring.
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April 2,2022
Biden Signs ‘Don’t Say Gas’ Bill - The Babylon Bee
“This is good for America!” said Biden. “Great for clean energy. Go get him!”
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April 2,2022
How to Tell if Your Financial Adviser Is Overcharging You - WSJ
The lowest-cost products might not be the best for every investor in every instance.
Except for the voluminous research that says it is.
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April 2,2022
Will Smith Resigns From Academy After Oscars Slap of Chris Rock - WSJ
Mr. Smith, as an ex-member of the academy, can no longer vote for future Oscars.
What a devastating consequence! How can Will Smith ever move on?
This whole thing is an elitist charade. I’d never heard of Coda or King Richard until the slap.
The Academy’s exists so that Hollywood can pat itself on the back. If that’s how they want to spend their money and time, that’s fine. But let’s not pretend that it’s relevant.
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April 2,2022
‘Don’t Say Gay’ Is Popular? You Don’t Say - WSJ Opinion
“When Americans are presented with the actual language of the new Florida law, it wins support by more than a two-to-one margin.” That’s from a new poll by Public Opinion Strategies. Overall, 61% of people said they supported the “don’t say gay” law, with 26% opposed.
Funny what happens when people move from hearing a soundbite to hearing the actual, full quote.
Even more notable is the breadth of that sentiment. Democratic voters in the poll support the law 55% to 29%. Among suburban voters, which could be a decisive group for the midterm elections, it’s 60% to 30%. Parents: 67% to 24%. Biden voters: 53% to 30%.
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April 2,2022
The Covid Spending Racket - WSJ Opinion
And what happened to the $1.9 trillion for Covid Democrats passed last March? Most went to transfer payments, including child tax credits, enhanced unemployment benefits and stimulus checks. About a quarter subsidized state and local budgets and schools. Democrats appropriated a mere $80 billion for public health, only $16 billion of which was available for vaccines and therapies.