Donald Trump just bought his lawyer a new yacht. This realization slapped me upside the head like a sledgehammer 30 seconds after opening Trump Media and Technology Group Corporation’s (TMTG) pitch deck. …
At Politics Undressed, we want the facts behind the rhetoric. Let’s dive into the hard data and ask whether the numbers support a politician’s arguments. Tell us about how Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer can take the same information and twist it into opposing viewpoints. Show how the powers that…
Nancy Pelosi’s tripping if she honestly thinks monitoring bank accounts with $600 in annual cash flow will solve our revenue problem. I get it. The US has a tax gap, which means that some people are not paying what they owe. Folks want to know where she’ll get the money…
How did we get so divided? Sometimes, we move forward by looking back. Andrew Tanner’s recent piece discusses the extreme influence propaganda has on US politics. While I don’t personally…
One phrase from CNBC’s September’s jobs creation comes up short with gain of just 194,000 immediately downgraded it from an informative news article to clickbait junk.
Nonfarm payrolls rose by just 190,000 in the month, compared with the Dow Jones estimate of 500,000, the Labor Department reported Friday. (Cox, 2021)
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When the September jobs report dropped last week, headlines loudly proclaimed that the 194,000 new nonfarm jobs fell short of the predicted 500,000 — a 306,000 deficit. This narrative has a hole large enough to fly a 737 Max through.
Making Emacs and Dragon Professional 15 play nicely together requires five minutes and a copy of Window Detective — a freely available open-source program.
This method enables a dumb Dragon without full Select-and-Say capability. I created custom Dragon commands that use Emacs’ built-in editing capabilities instead. This works for me…
The Georgia National Fairs remains the massive half a million people elephant in the room.
I previously addressed this and embedded the article in "Donald Trump Held a Rally in My Hometown." However, I realize that embedded articles do not always load properly in the app. …
Welcome to the 2021 Decennial Art Competition for Legislators, better known as gerrymandering for artistic idiots. We at the Association of State Shenanigans, affectionately known as ASS, would like to thank this cycle’s sponsors: Chief Justice Roberts and Associate Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, and Kavanaugh.
Thank you, gentleman, for greenlighting…
