Understanding the Media’s Coverage of Trump and Biden
At left is essentially what I believe about the media coverage of the presidential election campaign.
When you think about it, the money associated with making this look like a tight contest is so large as to be virtually uncountable, and it will keep rolling in unless the media tells the truth, i.e., that American voters have little appetite for a criminal sociopath back in the White House.
The only edit I would make to this guy’s pitch comes near the bottom. Yes, “Trump is insane,” but he’s also a career criminal.
Wildlife crossings like the one shown here are common in many parts of the world.
The answer to the question at left is that there is an entire industry that has formed over the last half century whose purpose is to sew doubt into the public mind regarding the validity of anthropogenic global warming. In the absence of this doubt, the Earth’s citizens would be demanding a swift phase-out of the use of all fossil fuels, because the consequences of greenhouse gas emissions are so catastrophic (floods, droughts, wildfires, etc.) that the public consciousness would insist upon a change.
A reader notes:
Here’s an ad that got my attention:
It wouldn’t be hard to look at the photo below and conclude that all Americans are swine.
It’s been almost 30 years since O.J. Simpson went on trial for murder in one of the highest profile criminal cases in U.S. history.
In response to the remarks of Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of our U.S. representatives, a reader writes, “Lol, God is “sending” an eclipse that we can predict hundreds of thousands of years in advance? So sad….”
Love the cartoon below.
Question: It appears that battery EVs have won out those powered by hydrogen fuel cells. In the U.S. in 2023, a total of 1.2 million battery EVs were sold. How many times more was this than the total hydrogen propelled vehicles?
