Author: Michael

If anything could be almost as appropriate as Adam Kinzinger taking a job with Democratic Party propaganda organ CNN, it would be a newly elected Democrat congresscritter getting sworn in on a comic book:

California Democrat Robert Garcia—former mayor of Long Beach, proud representative of the LGBTQ+ community, proud immigrant, self-proclaimed “comic book nerd”—was scheduled to be sworn into Congress [Tuesday] accompanied by some important personal touchstones… including a very rare Superman comic.

Some still laugh at the childishness of a grown man reading comic books.

Day #4 of the House effort to elect a new speaker will continue today with no one asking why only 20 members want to change the rules.  The rules are problematic for 20+ members who have refused to vote through eleven ballots for McCarthy, which begs the question.  Why do 200 republicans accept giving McCarthy […]
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Per Mein Kampf and Alinsky, the goal is to get the Freedom Caucus to cave and then mercilessly bludgeon them forever…

Jim Harbaugh and Michigan did nothing wrong.

‘Build a hiring system that is free from bias’ A nationwide company that bills itself as advancing “equitable outcomes” has told applicants to omit the name of their college from their resume.

The Federal Communications Commission on Friday launched a process to update its rules for how quickly telecommunication carriers notify consumers about breaches of sensitive information.
The new rule would eliminate the current seven-day waiting period for carriers to notify customers of a breach and require all breaches to be reported to the FCC, FBI and U.S. Secret Service. Instead, telecoms would need to report breaches to law enforcement as soon as intrusions are discovered and immediately to consumers, as well, unless otherwise advised by authorities.

Rinna is known for her long-standing feuds and self-deprecating humor.

WASHINGTON — Twelfth time’s a charm? That’s what Rep.-elect Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) is hoping as lawmakers head back to the Capitol on Friday for a fourth day of voting to determine the next speaker of the House.