Still catching up. Still exhausted.
President Trump endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R.) for the United States Senate. The Dallas Morning News is not pleased. Neither is incumbent Senator John Cornyn (R.). And that screaming sound you hear is the Washington Establishment folks, outraged that one of their teammates may bite the dust.
Congress is considering imposing a $130 annual fee on electric vehicles. Not enough. Raise it!
Two (2) radical Leftist judges are running for a seat on the Georgia Supreme Court. Both have been accused of violating the State’s judicial canon of ethics. A federal judge–who just happens to be failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams’s (D. Ga.) sister–enjoined the State Judicial Qualifications Commission from commenting on their findings as to these 2 judges. The federal judge cited the First Amendment “free speech” rights of the 2 judges. Huh. What about the “free speech” rights of the Commission members? Or the rights of the taxpayers to know what is going on with these 2?
In a joint statement, the [G7] finance chiefs from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States said they remained committed to stable energy markets and urged countries to avoid arbitrary export restrictions. Yes, fine. But other than the United States, what are the other countries doing about it? Other than whining, complaining, and blaming the United States?
GFK
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