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    ‘A Whole Bunch of Crazy’: Inside the South Carolina GOP’s MAGA Coup

    You may actually be the radical one here, if you consider making a living wage for full-time work, access to routine healthcare and the right to vote to be far left agenda items. And god knows we have needed to spend big on infrastructure for decades. And hasn't it been wonderful to have...
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    ‘A Whole Bunch of Crazy’: Inside the South Carolina GOP’s MAGA Coup

    You reap what you sow. And that's never been more true than it is of today's Republican political party. As I have mentioned many times in ET posts, the Republicans traditional, natural constituency hasn't enough voters to elect a dog catcher, but they do have lots of money. Unfortunately...
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    Re-opening Schools in the era of COVID

    Whatever. If I had kids I would get them vaccinated just as soon as possible.
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    Re-opening Schools in the era of COVID

    Would logic be threatening enough to get you to change your mind?
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    Re-opening Schools in the era of COVID

    Remember you don't kill all the virus instantly. There is a period when you are contagious. First, if you are not vaccinated, think of all those little un-vaccinated kids running around, you have to gin up your immune system and get it producing antibodies. In the meantime the virus is busy as...
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    Re-opening Schools in the era of COVID

    That's a point that needs to be answered by a virologist. But my guess is that what they would say to you has to do with reducing both the opportunity to infect adults and opportunity for the virus to mutate. If it infects kids and their immune system fights it off, the virus's will mutate...
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    Re-opening Schools in the era of COVID

    Kids are not essentially immune, that's an unfounded myth. And they can infect their parents and teachers. Children can get very, very ill when infected with Covid, although they often suffer few if any symptoms. It's rare, but a few have died from it. If we leave kids unvaccinated they can...
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    So why Tesla didn't pick Poland for their European factory?

    My own opinion is that the Euro will survive and that it will be Germany that eventually gives in and agrees to the Eurobond, with each member of the monetary union issuing their own bonds as well. It's the ECB that needs the Eurobond.
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    Matt Gaetz being investigated over sexual relationship with a 17 year old girl

    Right! It wasn't quite so massive however to meet the definition of evidence satisfactory to any court, including the Supreme Court. Other than that, it was "Massive." ;)
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    Matt Gaetz being investigated over sexual relationship with a 17 year old girl

    The interesting thing in that case was that there was a mountain of circumstantial evidence available that was studiously ignored. There was even one named eye witness, but the witness went into hiding, and since then no one has bothered to compel him to testify. I guess we are on to juicier...
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    Matt Gaetz being investigated over sexual relationship with a 17 year old girl

    That you are aware of. But the rest of us read the NYT, and WAPO. If you used more reliable news sources , you'd have learned by now that Biden won the election.
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    Matt Gaetz being investigated over sexual relationship with a 17 year old girl

    FYOI, there are actually more reliable places to get news than social media.
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    Re-opening Schools in the era of COVID

    The good news is that the current vaccines, pfizer and moderna anyway, are reasonably effective against the B117 also. And it is expected that the vaccines will soon be approved for grade school aged kids. Also, monoclonal antibodies and new drugs offer effective treatments and are now widely...
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    Let's see how Socialism is working out in Paris

    Social Media! I think that says all you need to know.
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    So why Tesla didn't pick Poland for their European factory?

    I can can understand why Germans might oppose a completely unified monetary system in Europe. It seems as though you may be of German descent, which would understandably account for your seemingly not very objective position when it comes to a truly unified European Monetary Union. I am a...
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    So why Tesla didn't pick Poland for their European factory?

    It is still unclear what you are referring to as a hidden agenda. Here is what i know about Soros. He openly advocated, in Frankfort, for a complete European Monetary Union which would require that Germany agree to the Eurobond. He sees Germany as a stumbling block in that regard, and has...
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    Does it make sense to look beyond 15 minutes?

    the problem is when looking for "trends" on a very short time frame, by the time you've figured out what the trend is, it's probably about to change. Whereas on long time frames of say months once you figure the Trend out it could easily last many more months to even years. Then you can fall...
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    So why Tesla didn't pick Poland for their European factory?

    This is an interesting comment on Soros, because Soros has been extraordinarily open about his political and social agenda. Entire books have been written on it (See the OSF, the Open Society Foundation). So if he has a hidden agenda its very well hidden. Apparently you're one of the few who...
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    Inflation, Deflation, Stagflation...

    As a note of clarification it might be a little misleading to phrase your question in the way you did. As it implies that the Fed is currently driving the expansion of outside money. This, of course, is not correct. It is the Congress that makes spending decisions, not the Fed. The money...
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