Biden said on Thanksgiving, "I’m sick and tired of these shootings. We should have much stricter gun laws."
Conservative media acted as if this were breaking news, but Biden has always supported gun control. In 1994, he wrote the law that banned assault weapons for a decade.
Biden called the recent election a “good day for democracy and, I think, a good day for America.” Now it can be one but it cannot be both because ours is a constitutional republic, not a democracy.
Two of the richest men in the world -- celebrities both -- met in Shanghai on August 28, 2019, to discuss the future of technology. They were Jack Ma of Red China and Elon Musk of the United States. They had divergent views. They also had divergent futures.
The White House sent out instructions to its minions on what to talk about at the family dinner on Thanksgiving. It was politics, politics, politics.
Thanksgiving is not about government. It is about God.
ITEM 1: The New York Post reported, "A small but mighty hero rescued his 2-year-old sister after their Maryland apartment building went up in flames Tuesday evening.
The thin-skinned sour pusses who make Jack Daniels are fighting a maker of chew toys for dogs for daring to do a parody of the distiller's iconic bottle.
ITEM 1: This weekend, CBS announced that it finally verified the authenticity of Hunter Biden's laptop -- two years after the New York Post broke the story. Computer repairman John Paul Mac Isaac gave the laptop to the FBI, which did nothing with it.
I have some sad news for Elon Musk's critics. He's already making money on Twitter.
I ended a close friendship of 17 years with another federal prosecutor in 2016, when he did not seem to care when I told him Trump will instigate hatred and violence against LGBT people.
— Michael J. Stern (@MichaelJStern1) November 22, 2022
The mass murder at Club Q confirms ending the friendship was the right thing to do.
Michael J. Stern is a former federal prosecutor who writes columns for USA Today as well as columns for the Chicago Tribune, the Guardian, the Boston Globe and online sites.
He blamed President Donald Trump for the rampage that killed five people at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
ITEM 1: Reddux, a radical feminist site, reported, "The first openly transgender person elected to public office in New Hampshire has been jailed on charges related to stalking a victim who had a protective order against him. Stacie Laughton’s arrest comes just days after he was re-elected to the New Hampshire House as a Democrat."
In protest of Elon Musk's promise to introduce free speech to Twitter, hundreds of journalists fled to what they thought was a similar service called Mastodon. But Mastodon is not a worldwide showcase of their work to millions of people. It is a village of little houses who talk among themselves. We used to call this conversation.
The journos are intruders trying to turn Mastodon into Twitter.
Washington Post writer Tamar Haspel turned in a column, "The climate impact of the Thanksgiving meal might surprise you," an essay sure to attract conservatives who tire of leftist attacks on American holidays.
ITEM 1: The Harvard-Harris Poll reported, "Voters want more clarity on possible political bias: Strong majorities think the House should investigate the Hunter Biden laptop (65%), whether technology companies have been censoring political speech (74%), and whether politics have been affecting the FBI's actions (77%).
