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Open Thread And Preparing For Power Outs
My friend Josh Ellis, in response to the California power out, put up a
series of tweets on how to prepare. I’m going to repeat those here. This is
also an open thread for topics unrelated to recent posts. 1) Have a way to
cook food that doesn't involve electricity. My advice is to get […]
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
Power out is just another emergency.
Standard preparations are enough.
2
What Happened in the Trump Impeachment Inquiry This Week
The White House says the impeachment inquiry is invalid. Joe Biden says
impeach. Ukraine, Syria and Turkey.
The drip continues.
3
James Comey Would Like to Help
The former F.B.I. director wants an end to the Trump presidency. And yes,
he knows you might think he caused it.
There is nothing much Comey can do at this moment.
His stories matter some.
4
Biden on Impeachment, L.G.B.T.Q. Forum: This Week in the 2020 Race
Here are seven things that happened on the presidential campaign trail this
week.
Biden is not a member of the House.
The drip of facts continues.
5
What, Exactly, Is Tulsi Gabbard Up To?
As she injects chaos into the 2020 Democratic primary by accusing her own
party of “rigging” the election, an array of alt-right internet stars,
white nationalists and Russians have praised her.
Tulsi Gabbard is attempting to confuse voters.
It is not difficult for many.
6
Giuliani Is Said to Be Under Investigation for Ukraine Work
Michael S. Schmidt, Ben Protess, Kenneth P. Vogel and William K. Rashbaum at NYT > U.S. > Politics - 12 hours ago
Prosecutors are investigating whether the president’s lawyer broke laws
meant to prevent covert foreign influence on the government.
Good.
7
At Louisiana Rally, Trump Lashes Out at Impeachment Inquiry and Pelosi
The president denounced the impeachment inquiry and condemned what he
called the “unholy alliance of corrupt Democrat politicians, deep-state
bureaucrats and the fake news media.”
Trump can make noise but it is empty bluster.
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8
Kevin McAleenan Resigns as Acting Homeland Security Secretary
Mr. McAleenan oversaw a border security agency that grappled with the most
crossings at the southwestern border in more than a decade, prompting the
ire of the president.
Failure is punished.
9
Those Foreign Business Ties? The Trump Sons Have Plenty Too
The Trumps have criticized Hunter Biden for doing business overseas while
his father was vice president. Last month, the Trumps won approval in
Scotland to build 500 homes.
Appearances are truth in politics.
Quote facts if quoting is necessary.
10
Trump Orders Troops and Weapons to Saudi Arabia in Message of Deterrence to Iran
The announcement came five days after Mr. Trump said his desire to end
America’s “endless wars” led him to pull back troops from the Syria-Turkey
border.
Encourage The Crown Prince.
There might be a war in it.
11
A Spice Company Spent $92,000 on Pro-Impeachment Facebook Ads in a Week
A Wisconsin-based purveyor of pepper, paprika and poppy seeds spent more on
impeachment-related Facebook ads than any entity besides President Trump.
I can disaprove.
12
Trump and China Have a ‘Phase One Deal.’ The World Economy Is Still at Risk.
A perpetual state of aggression on trade has been a drag on business
decision-making, especially in manufacturing.
So we are told by Trump.
13
Democrats’ Bolder Stand on Labor Reflects Nation’s Ideological Shift
Ambitious moves to shift power to workers are being embraced by several
presidential candidates.
Yes.
14
Ukraine Envoy Says She Was Told Trump Wanted Her Out Over Lack of Trust
Ambassador Marie L. Yovanovitch was recalled from Ukraine after a long
campaign against her by Rudolph Giuliani and his allies. Her boss told her
she had “done nothing wrong.”
Trump does that.
15
Botched Medical Procedures May Have Led to Death of U.S. Soldier
Staff Sgt. Alex Conrad, 26, died from wounds he received during a militant
attack on a small outpost in Somalia.
Soldiers die.
Trump should spend them for causes they believe.
16
White House Threatens Turkey With Crippling Sanctions
The warning comes after Turkey launched military operations against the
American military’s Kurdish allies in Syria.
Trump says more is better.
17
2020 Presidential Debate Schedule Announced for General Election
The presidential debates will be held in Indiana, Michigan and Tennessee,
and a vice-presidential debate will be held in Utah.
It is sill the wrong tool.
18
Support for Impeachment Has Grown but Also Slowed
Many of the voters who back an inquiry have not reached the same conclusion
on removal.
The prospect should caution the house.
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Democrats Will Hope for a ‘Bump’ at Next Week’s Debate. What’s It Worth?
In a crowded field, experts agree, debates can result in a momentary spike
in support for second-tier candidates — but it rarely lasts.
Less than some hope.
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What Happened Today in the Trump Impeachment Inquiry
The former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine gave an extraordinary interview to
impeachment investigators.
Baby steps.
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