Glenn Simpson upset New York Times passed on Trump-Russia story before election - Washington Times:
"Glenn Simpson, whose investigative firm Fusion GPS produced the unverified Democrat-financed dossier, bemoaned the fact he could not persuade The New York Times to run a Trump-Russia conspiracy story days before the Nov. 8, 2016, election.
Fusion had lobbied the Times by having dossier author and British ex-spy Christopher Steele personally brief its reporter and other selected media outlets during two sessions."
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Monday, January 15, 2018
Red Robin will offset minimum wage hikes by canning busboys | New York Post
Red Robin will offset minimum wage hikes by canning busboys | New York Post:
"ORLANDO, Fla. — Restaurant busboys, in line to earn a little more dough this year as minimum wage hikes hit across the country, are instead losing their jobs as chains look to cut costs.
Red Robin restaurants are located mostly in Western states, where the minimum wage has risen more quickly.
The Colorado-based chain already eliminated so-called expediters — who plate the food in the kitchen — and realized a cost savings of nearly $10 million last year, it said.
“We need to do that to address the labor increases we’ve seen,” Red Robin’s Chief Financial Officer Guy Constant told attendees at the ICR retail conference held here..."
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"ORLANDO, Fla. — Restaurant busboys, in line to earn a little more dough this year as minimum wage hikes hit across the country, are instead losing their jobs as chains look to cut costs.
Red Robin restaurants are located mostly in Western states, where the minimum wage has risen more quickly.
The Colorado-based chain already eliminated so-called expediters — who plate the food in the kitchen — and realized a cost savings of nearly $10 million last year, it said.
“We need to do that to address the labor increases we’ve seen,” Red Robin’s Chief Financial Officer Guy Constant told attendees at the ICR retail conference held here..."
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WITH JOURNALISTS, IT’S ALWAYS WHATEVER SUPPORTS THE NARRATIVE, WHICH ALWAYS SUPPORTS THE DEMOCRATS: …
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WITH JOURNALISTS, IT’S ALWAYS WHATEVER SUPPORTS THE NARRATIVE, WHICH ALWAYS SUPPORTS THE DEMOCRATS:Don’t Let ‘Fire And Fury’ Normalize ‘Fake But Accurate.’
Posted by Glenn Reynolds at 7:30 am
WITH JOURNALISTS, IT’S ALWAYS WHATEVER SUPPORTS THE NARRATIVE, WHICH ALWAYS SUPPORTS THE DEMOCRATS:Don’t Let ‘Fire And Fury’ Normalize ‘Fake But Accurate.’
Posted by Glenn Reynolds at 7:30 am
Made in the USA Again: Fiat Chrysler Moving Ram Truck Production from Mexico to Michigan - Breitbart
Made in the USA Again: Fiat Chrysler Moving Ram Truck Production from Mexico to Michigan - Breitbart:
"President Donald Trump’s promise to exit the North American Free Trade Agreement if attempts to renegotiate the deal fail is already paying off for American workers.
Fiat Chrysler said this week that it would move production of its Ram heavy pickup trucks from Mexico to Michigan."
"President Donald Trump’s promise to exit the North American Free Trade Agreement if attempts to renegotiate the deal fail is already paying off for American workers.
Fiat Chrysler said this week that it would move production of its Ram heavy pickup trucks from Mexico to Michigan."
Are skirts the next men’s fashion trend? | New York Post
Are skirts the next men’s fashion trend? | New York Post:
"In an era during which rules seem meant to be broken — and more and more people are calling for gender equality — it should surprise no one that the fashion world is the head cheerleader for change.
Case in point: the Fall 2018 Menswear designers presenting a variety of skirts on their runways.
A wrap skirt paired with a matching jacket showed up at the Astrid Andersen show in London, as well as a flasher-worthy trench dress at Alex Mullins, and a a flirty full skirt bounced along at Bobby Abley..."
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"In an era during which rules seem meant to be broken — and more and more people are calling for gender equality — it should surprise no one that the fashion world is the head cheerleader for change.
Case in point: the Fall 2018 Menswear designers presenting a variety of skirts on their runways.
A wrap skirt paired with a matching jacket showed up at the Astrid Andersen show in London, as well as a flasher-worthy trench dress at Alex Mullins, and a a flirty full skirt bounced along at Bobby Abley..."
Read on!
Canada's Carbon Taxes, Other Boondoggles Add Pain to Record Cold Winter | Trending
Canada's Carbon Taxes, Other Boondoggles Add Pain to Record Cold Winter | Trending:
"I returned the other day from a shopping expedition -- gas, groceries, pharmaceuticals -- with an empty wallet and a troubled mind.
Prices for everything had spiked almost overnight, it seemed, and in some cases had nearly doubled. What was formerly a $70 grocery bill was now $107.
A standard $75 for a tank of gas now set me back $100.
A $30 bill for various pharmaceutical items now topped $40.
On the same day, we had our monthly heating oil delivery, a partial fill-up leaving us $500 poorer, not counting the Hydro One electricity bill of $140.
Prices in my overtaxed home province of Ontario were always stratospheric, with many people having to choose between heating their homes and stocking their larders, a condition called “energy poverty.
...Apart from a bevy of new taxes hitting doctors, farmers and small businesses, our pretty boy Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has, ostensibly to fight global warming, imposed an onerous carbon tax on the country, a tariff which has kicked in with a vengeance.
This explains in large part why I came home with an empty wallet -- prices reflect the new fiscal burden.”
Industry has fled the province to avoid the crushing tax burden..."
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"I returned the other day from a shopping expedition -- gas, groceries, pharmaceuticals -- with an empty wallet and a troubled mind.
Prices for everything had spiked almost overnight, it seemed, and in some cases had nearly doubled. What was formerly a $70 grocery bill was now $107.
A standard $75 for a tank of gas now set me back $100.
A $30 bill for various pharmaceutical items now topped $40.
On the same day, we had our monthly heating oil delivery, a partial fill-up leaving us $500 poorer, not counting the Hydro One electricity bill of $140.
Prices in my overtaxed home province of Ontario were always stratospheric, with many people having to choose between heating their homes and stocking their larders, a condition called “energy poverty.
...Apart from a bevy of new taxes hitting doctors, farmers and small businesses, our pretty boy Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has, ostensibly to fight global warming, imposed an onerous carbon tax on the country, a tariff which has kicked in with a vengeance.
This explains in large part why I came home with an empty wallet -- prices reflect the new fiscal burden.”
Industry has fled the province to avoid the crushing tax burden..."
Read on!
Associate in Hillary Clinton Uranium One Russian Bribery Case Indicted
Associate in Hillary Clinton Uranium One Russian Bribery Case Indicted:
"An 11-count indictment has been handed down from a grand jury investigating possible Russian bribery involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s Uranium One deal negotiated when she was part of the Obama administration, a report says."
"An 11-count indictment has been handed down from a grand jury investigating possible Russian bribery involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s Uranium One deal negotiated when she was part of the Obama administration, a report says."
Is Finland's Universal Basic Income Trial Too Good To Be True? - Slashdot
Is Finland's Universal Basic Income Trial Too Good To Be True? - Slashdot
"It was one year ago that Finland began giving money to 2,000 unemployed people -- roughly $652 a month (€560 or £475).
But have we learned anything about universal basic incomes?
An anonymous reader quotes the Guardian:
Amid this unprecedented media attention, the experts who devised the scheme are concerned it is being misrepresented. "It's not really what people are portraying it as," said Markus Kanerva, an applied social and behavioural sciences specialist working in the prime minister's office in Helsinki. "A full-scale universal income trial would need to study different target groups, not just the unemployed. It would have to test different basic income levels, look at local factors. This is really about seeing how a basic unconditional income affects the employment of unemployed people...."
Although the experiment may be impacted by all the hype it's generating, according to the Guardian.
"One participant who hoped to start his own business with the help of the unconditional monthly payment complained that, after speaking to 140 TV crews and reporters from as far afield as Japan and Korea, he has simply not been able to find the time."
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"It was one year ago that Finland began giving money to 2,000 unemployed people -- roughly $652 a month (€560 or £475).
But have we learned anything about universal basic incomes?
An anonymous reader quotes the Guardian:
Amid this unprecedented media attention, the experts who devised the scheme are concerned it is being misrepresented. "It's not really what people are portraying it as," said Markus Kanerva, an applied social and behavioural sciences specialist working in the prime minister's office in Helsinki. "A full-scale universal income trial would need to study different target groups, not just the unemployed. It would have to test different basic income levels, look at local factors. This is really about seeing how a basic unconditional income affects the employment of unemployed people...."
Although the experiment may be impacted by all the hype it's generating, according to the Guardian.
"One participant who hoped to start his own business with the help of the unconditional monthly payment complained that, after speaking to 140 TV crews and reporters from as far afield as Japan and Korea, he has simply not been able to find the time."
Read it all!
Rutgers prof: White women voted for Trump because 'sex difference is itself a racial structure' - The College Fix
Rutgers prof: White women voted for Trump because 'sex difference is itself a racial structure' - The College Fix:
"A Rutgers University women’s and gender studies professor thinks she has the answer to why white women seemingly voted against their interests in the 2016 presidential and last month’s Alabama US Senate elections.
"A Rutgers University women’s and gender studies professor thinks she has the answer to why white women seemingly voted against their interests in the 2016 presidential and last month’s Alabama US Senate elections.
“Simply put,” Kyla Schuller writes in a guest post for the Duke University Press blog, “sex difference is itself a racial structure.”
The professor, whose research interests include feminist science studies, biopolitics, and Transnational American Studies, claims that “sexual difference, as a concept, emerged as a function of race.”
Indeed.
Weird how so many think of sexual difference in terms of biology.
“The binary entities of man and woman were newly understood as thoroughly distinct in terms of mental, physiological, emotional, and psychological capacity,” Schuller writes.
“Sex difference was presented as the singular attainment of a teleological evolution moving toward ever greater specialization.”
Well, when you put it that way …
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Migrants Fleeing to Canada Learn Even a Liberal Nation Has Limits - The New York Times
Migrants Fleeing to Canada Learn Even a Liberal Nation Has Limits - The New York Times
MONTREAL — After fleeing to Montreal from Long Island, Marlise Beauville felt, she said, as if she had reached the Promised Land.
She entered the country last summer without immigration papers, yet received a work permit, a monthly stipend of 600 Canadian dollars, or $480, free health care and free French lessons.
...Ms. Beauville was one of a surge of thousands of Haitian migrants who crossed over the border from the United States to Quebec last summer, spurred by a May announcement by the Trump administration that Haitians could lose their temporary protected status in the United States, granted after the 2010 earthquake that devastated their country.
...But Canadian officials are warning that even liberal Canada has its limits amid concerns, fairly or not, that illegal migration is stretching the immigration system to a breaking point and risks stoking a potential backlash..."
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MONTREAL — After fleeing to Montreal from Long Island, Marlise Beauville felt, she said, as if she had reached the Promised Land.
She entered the country last summer without immigration papers, yet received a work permit, a monthly stipend of 600 Canadian dollars, or $480, free health care and free French lessons.
...Ms. Beauville was one of a surge of thousands of Haitian migrants who crossed over the border from the United States to Quebec last summer, spurred by a May announcement by the Trump administration that Haitians could lose their temporary protected status in the United States, granted after the 2010 earthquake that devastated their country.
...But Canadian officials are warning that even liberal Canada has its limits amid concerns, fairly or not, that illegal migration is stretching the immigration system to a breaking point and risks stoking a potential backlash..."
Read on!
WSJ: Economists Credit Trump with Economic Growth
WSJ: Economists Credit Trump with Economic Growth:
"A majority of economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal say President Donald Trump’s actions and policies have been somewhat or strongly positive for economic growth, job creation, and the stock market. Trump scores the largest number of “strongly positive” reviews for economic growth and the stock market."
"A majority of economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal say President Donald Trump’s actions and policies have been somewhat or strongly positive for economic growth, job creation, and the stock market. Trump scores the largest number of “strongly positive” reviews for economic growth and the stock market."
UNEXPECTEDLY: Brain-Dead Lefties Blame Trump for False Missile Alert. Related: …
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"UNEXPECTEDLY: Brain-Dead Lefties Blame Trump for False Missile Alert.
"UNEXPECTEDLY: Brain-Dead Lefties Blame Trump for False Missile Alert.
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