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1 week ago |
ricochet.com | Brian Watt
The brain trust of the Democrat Party still cannot understand why Kamala Harris and Tim Walz didn’t attract and sway young American males to vote for them, and who instead turned out to vote for Donald Trump and J.D. Vance. So they’re spending millions of dollars and commissioning an exhaustive research effort to actually speak with these younger grunting, primitive, knuckle-dragging, troglodytes. Of course, it speaks volumes about how ideologically entrenched and clueless Democrats are.
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2 weeks ago |
ricochet.com | James Lileks
Headline: 2 Israeli Embassy staff members killed in shooting near Jewish museum in DCWASHINGTON, D.C. — One man and one woman were shot and killed outside of an event at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The suspect in the shooting has been identified as a 30-year-old man from Chicago, Washington, D.C. Police Chief Pam Smith said. She also said the suspect shouted “free, free Palestine” after his arrest.
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3 weeks ago |
ricochet.com | Mark Eckel
It was the mathematicians who stayed after to talk in my biblical integration teaching at Liberty University. The math department was especially interested in my quote from Herbert E. Huntley, The Divine Proportion: A Study in Mathematical Beauty:In the classroom where science and mathematics are taught exists the feast of beauty unlimited both in abundance and variety.
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1 month ago |
ricochet.com | Bob Thompson
And I’m sure there are more reasons than listed in the title. One might be the failures by the Government Accountability Office (GAO). I’m not a certified public accountant but I do have an accounting degree and a lifetime career working in financial institutions, so I kinda know what an audit is. Here’s a headline from an article today at RedState by Ward Clark:Busted: Fed Budget Analyst Cops to Embezzling $657K – and There Are Many More Doing the Same
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1 month ago |
ricochet.com | Richard Epstein
The latest bulletins from the trade wars report Trump’s ultimate surrender in his ill-fated efforts to depose Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for his steadfast refusal to lower interest rates to offset the massive short-term costs from the Trump tariff program.
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