Showing posts with label Corey Booker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corey Booker. Show all posts
Saturday, September 08, 2018
Monday, December 11, 2017
Headlines
Boston Herald [newspaper] sold for $4,5 million ...
[Corey] Booker, [Deval] Patrick rally black Alabamians for Jones
Paper: Amazon drivers forced to deliver 200 parcels a day -- with no toilet breaks!
US forces could potentially lose an armed conflict with Russia or China, a think-tank report warns
Tom Cotton backs up Roy Moore: 'We shouldn't have trial by newspaper'
Boycotted by black leaders, Trump speaks at civil rights museum opening
[Gov. Jerry] Brown: Get used to burning!
Trump demands, gets apology from Washington Post reporter
Handwriting expert touted by Washington Post turns on Gloria Allred ... release yearbook
Kirsten Gillibrand's moment has arrived
Bureaucrats leaving State Department ...
The FBI's credibility is taking another blow, as the probe of Bernie Sander's wife continues
Jerry Sandusky's son sentenced to prison on sex abuse charges
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Tom Cotton,
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Monday, November 14, 2016
Nostradamus
New York Times columnist, Ross Douthat, has been taking a psychedelic and staring into his pool of mercury like Nostradamus and has written a column projecting what American life will be like four years hence. With Donald Trump just having been re-elected to another four year term ... easily defeating the Elizabeth Warren, Corey Booker duo ... his first term was filled with some successes and a few flops ... see: NY Times Op-Ed. In this opinion piece Douthat admits that two out of his three previous week's predictions (domestic economic collapse and a run-up to the Third World War) did not occur in Trumps first term ... but civil unrest still persisted. Bowing to his editorial superiors, Douthat throws them a few bones ... calling Kellyanne Conway "Svengali" and dissing Sean Hannity.
Nevertheless, an interesting read.
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