David Steinberg on Twitter:
"These two tweets just appeared in my timeline.
The tweet from the blue check @AP reporter will be treated by most media as factual.
Yet *anyone* outside the media, upon seeing both tweets, would correctly identify the other one as the work of a responsible professional. https://t.co/IAy3lAR02z" / Twitter
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Saturday, April 04, 2020
Distorting IS lying!-----David Steinberg on Twitter: "These two tweets just appeared in my timeline. The tweet from the blue check @AP reporter will be treated by most media as factual. Yet *anyone* outside the media, upon seeing both tweets, would correctly identify the other one as the work of a responsible professional. https://t.co/IAy3lAR02z" / Twitter
Michigan reverses course on Trump-touted coronavirus drugs | Fox News
Michigan reverses course on Trump-touted coronavirus drugs | Fox News:
Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration has requested an emergency supply of the drugs President Trump touted as having success treating patients with severe symptoms of the novel coronavirus, in a reversal from the state's directive to medical professionals last week to avoid the medication for this purpose.
Michigan, this week, requested hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine from the Strategic National Stockpile for physicians to use to help treat patients with COVID-19, after the Food and Drug Administration over the weekend granted an emergency use authorization for the anti-malarial drugs.
Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration has requested an emergency supply of the drugs President Trump touted as having success treating patients with severe symptoms of the novel coronavirus, in a reversal from the state's directive to medical professionals last week to avoid the medication for this purpose.
Michigan, this week, requested hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine from the Strategic National Stockpile for physicians to use to help treat patients with COVID-19, after the Food and Drug Administration over the weekend granted an emergency use authorization for the anti-malarial drugs.
All Coloradans to wear face masks in public, Polis states | OutThere Colorado
All Coloradans to wear face masks in public, Polis states | OutThere Colorado
"In a press conference this afternoon, Governor Jared Polis stated that all Coloradans need to wear non-medical face masks that cover the nose and mouth while in public conducting essential tasks, including grocery shopping and working.
He recommended people make their own masks, possibly out of old t-shirts.
Scarves are also acceptable.
...Polis also encouraged people to make the best of the situation stating “let’s make it cool.”
He also encouraged people to post their creative masks on social media.
It is unclear if wearing will be enforced or remain as a request."
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"In a press conference this afternoon, Governor Jared Polis stated that all Coloradans need to wear non-medical face masks that cover the nose and mouth while in public conducting essential tasks, including grocery shopping and working.
He recommended people make their own masks, possibly out of old t-shirts.
Scarves are also acceptable.
...Polis also encouraged people to make the best of the situation stating “let’s make it cool.”
He also encouraged people to post their creative masks on social media.
It is unclear if wearing will be enforced or remain as a request."
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History for April 4
History for April 4 - On-This-Day.com
Dorothea Dix 1802, Linus Yale 1821 - Inventor (Yale Infallible Bank Lock and cylinder lock), Isoroku Yamamoto 1884
Anthony Perkins 1932 - Actor (Movies: "Psycho" series), Kitty Kelley 1942 - Author, Craig T. Nelson 1944 - Actor (Movies: "Turner and Hooch", "Stir Crazy", "Poltergeist")
1968 - Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated at the age of 39.
Friday, April 03, 2020
Trump Responds to Illegals Not Getting Checks: 'They Came in Illegally'
Trump Responds to Illegals Not Getting Checks: 'They Came in Illegally':
President Donald Trump was asked by a reporter on Wednesday about “undocumented” immigrants not getting a stimulus check from the government as part of the coronavirus economic rescue package.
President Donald Trump was asked by a reporter on Wednesday about “undocumented” immigrants not getting a stimulus check from the government as part of the coronavirus economic rescue package.
There are two entities trying hard to rewrite the history of this pandemic--Fans of Best of the Web Today
Fans of Best of the Web Today---There are two entities trying hard to rewrite the history of this pandemic--Michael Smith
"There are two entities trying hard to rewrite the history of this pandemic,
and their stories are in sync - the Chinese claim they are the heroes for being transparent and stopping the virus in its tracks and the media is claiming they could see this coming waaaaay before anyone else.
Both are lying.
They share common cause.
That's how bad the American media wants a narrative strong enough to own Trump...bad enough to carry water for the Russians and bad enough to openly help China."
"There are two entities trying hard to rewrite the history of this pandemic,
- the Chinese government and
- the American media
and their stories are in sync - the Chinese claim they are the heroes for being transparent and stopping the virus in its tracks and the media is claiming they could see this coming waaaaay before anyone else.
Both are lying.
They share common cause.
That's how bad the American media wants a narrative strong enough to own Trump...bad enough to carry water for the Russians and bad enough to openly help China."
European leaders warn coronavirus could lead to the breakup of their union - The Washington Post
European leaders warn coronavirus could lead to the breakup of their union - The Washington Post
"BERLIN — The coronavirus pandemic, with its simultaneous health and economic crises, is deepening fault lines within Europe in a way some leaders fear could prove to be a final reckoning.
"BERLIN — The coronavirus pandemic, with its simultaneous health and economic crises, is deepening fault lines within Europe in a way some leaders fear could prove to be a final reckoning.
MSNBC treads water during jam-packed news quarter, fails to add viewers | Fox News
MSNBC treads water during jam-packed news quarter, fails to add viewers | Fox News:
The first quarter of 2020 was filled to the brim with news, from the impeachment trial of President Trump and the contentious Democratic primary to the growing coronavirus pandemic, but MSNBC failed to add viewers, and experts say that's a serious issue for the far-left network.
“This should concern the MSNBC hierarchy,” DePauw University professor and media critic Jeffrey McCall told Fox News.
Fox News grew 38 percent among total viewers during the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same time period last year, and MSNBC's liberal rival CNN grew 26 percent, while MSNBC finished the quarter with roughly the same viewership as Q1 of 2019.
The first quarter of 2020 was filled to the brim with news, from the impeachment trial of President Trump and the contentious Democratic primary to the growing coronavirus pandemic, but MSNBC failed to add viewers, and experts say that's a serious issue for the far-left network.
“This should concern the MSNBC hierarchy,” DePauw University professor and media critic Jeffrey McCall told Fox News.
Fox News grew 38 percent among total viewers during the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same time period last year, and MSNBC's liberal rival CNN grew 26 percent, while MSNBC finished the quarter with roughly the same viewership as Q1 of 2019.
Coronavirus Brings Out the Worst In France | Power Line
Coronavirus Brings Out the Worst In France | Power Line
"The London Times reports from France.
Even if we discount a bit for the fact that the British have often taken a jaundiced view of the French, the report is troubling:
"The London Times reports from France.
Even if we discount a bit for the fact that the British have often taken a jaundiced view of the French, the report is troubling:
The wartime appetite for la délation — reporting wrongdoers to the authorities — has reappeared. In country towns, people are denouncing neighbours to the gendarmerie for breaching le confinement and leaving their homes too often. …...The virus’s impact on French political attitudes has been, from my perspective, mostly appalling:
A big majority of the country wants a more powerful protective state to emerge from the crisis. More than 70 per cent want the state to curb capitalism and nationalise key sectors, according to a Viavoice poll for today’s Libération newspaper...
I can’t explain what “curbing capitalism” has to do with the COVID-19 virus.
The predominant French reaction seems to be, “The government is corrupt, it lies about everything and betrays its citizens, let’s give it more power!”...
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World Health Organization Spends Twice As Much On Travel As On Medical Supplies
World Health Organization Spends Twice As Much On Travel As On Medical Supplies
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- The World Health Organization (WHO) spends twice as much on travel as it does on medical supplies, according to its most recent financial report.
- WHO’s travel expenditures have faced scrutiny in the past.
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Bokhari: Mark Zuckerberg Is Now the World's Chief Medical Officer
Bokhari: Mark Zuckerberg Is Now the World's Chief Medical Officer:
Does Mark Zuckerberg know more about the Chinese virus pandemic than Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro?
Neither has a background in medicine, but the answer is probably Bolsonaro, who is nearly thirty years Zuckerberg’s senior, and served a long career in the military, where basic medical training is usually mandatory even for non-medics. Outbreaks of disease, like Yellow Fever and the Zika virus, are more common in tropical, mosquito-prone Brazil than the U.S. Bolsonaro, like other heads of state, also has a Health Ministry, and like other world leaders no doubt receives daily briefings on the coronavirus.
Does Mark Zuckerberg know more about the Chinese virus pandemic than Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro?
Neither has a background in medicine, but the answer is probably Bolsonaro, who is nearly thirty years Zuckerberg’s senior, and served a long career in the military, where basic medical training is usually mandatory even for non-medics. Outbreaks of disease, like Yellow Fever and the Zika virus, are more common in tropical, mosquito-prone Brazil than the U.S. Bolsonaro, like other heads of state, also has a Health Ministry, and like other world leaders no doubt receives daily briefings on the coronavirus.
American Airlines crammed the only 11 passengers on a flight into 3 rows because they only bought basic economy, report says
American Airlines crammed the only 11 passengers on a flight into 3 rows because they only bought basic economy, report says
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- American Airlines forced passengers to sit next to each other even though their flight was virtually empty, according to a report by Mother Jones.
- The incident took place on a flight on March 24, which had only 11 passengers, all in basic economy, according to the outlet, citing an unnamed flight attendant.
- Although there were plenty of seats, none were moved because "that would be an upgrade," according to a flight attendant on the plane, who did not give their name..."
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YOU WILL PAY!-----Violating Michigan’s coronavirus stay-at-home order could cost you $1,000, health department rules - mlive.com
Violating Michigan’s coronavirus stay-at-home order could cost you $1,000, health department rules - mlive.com:
"Michigan’s state health department is adding civil penalties up to $1,000 and potential business license violations to the list of possible punishments for disobeying the state’s stay-at-home order and other orders issued to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The state’s existing order issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer threatens a misdemeanor charge, which entails a $500 fine and 90 days in jail if convicted.
Local police departments were charged with enforcing the order, and people who wish to report a violation are encouraged to call local police tip lines instead of 911..."
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"Michigan’s state health department is adding civil penalties up to $1,000 and potential business license violations to the list of possible punishments for disobeying the state’s stay-at-home order and other orders issued to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The state’s existing order issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer threatens a misdemeanor charge, which entails a $500 fine and 90 days in jail if convicted.
Local police departments were charged with enforcing the order, and people who wish to report a violation are encouraged to call local police tip lines instead of 911..."
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THIS IS INTERESTING: What Everyone’s Getting Wrong About the Toilet Paper Shortage
Instapundit Blog Archive THIS IS INTERESTING
"What Everyone’s Getting Wrong About the Toilet Paper Shortage:
"What Everyone’s Getting Wrong About the Toilet Paper Shortage:
Bottom line: There are separate consumer and office TP supply chains, and now that everyone’s working, and pooping, at home, the consumer chain is overstressed and the office one is, uh, backed up.
“In short, the toilet paper industry is split into two, largely separate markets: commercial and consumer.
The pandemic has shifted the lion’s share of demand to the latter.
People actually do need to buy significantly more toilet paper during the pandemic — not because they’re making more trips to the bathroom, but because they’re making more of them at home...”--Posted by Glenn Reynolds"
Read it all!
“In short, the toilet paper industry is split into two, largely separate markets: commercial and consumer.
The pandemic has shifted the lion’s share of demand to the latter.
People actually do need to buy significantly more toilet paper during the pandemic — not because they’re making more trips to the bathroom, but because they’re making more of them at home...”--Posted by Glenn Reynolds"
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Tom Cotton Skipped Hours of Impeachment Trial to Talk Coronavirus with Trump Admin
Tom Cotton Skipped Hours of Impeachment Trial to Talk Coronavirus with Trump Admin:
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) skipped several hours of the impeachment trial to talk to members of the administration about coronavirus, a new report says — further proof impeachment distracted most of Congress at a crucial time.
Cotton told Breitbart News Sunday in late February that every conversation he had with President Donald Trump since January had involved coronavirus.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) skipped several hours of the impeachment trial to talk to members of the administration about coronavirus, a new report says — further proof impeachment distracted most of Congress at a crucial time.
Cotton told Breitbart News Sunday in late February that every conversation he had with President Donald Trump since January had involved coronavirus.
Dave Agema - While we are all preoccupied with the virus threat,...
Dave Agema - While we are all preoccupied with the virus threat,...
"While we are all preoccupied with the virus threat, there are other nefarious threats most are missing.
There is the threat that Islamic leaders pose in asking their people infected with the disease to infect others in virus jihad- die for the cause of Islam, infect others and go straight to heaven- truly sick, no pun intended.
"While we are all preoccupied with the virus threat, there are other nefarious threats most are missing.
There is the threat that Islamic leaders pose in asking their people infected with the disease to infect others in virus jihad- die for the cause of Islam, infect others and go straight to heaven- truly sick, no pun intended.
We also have the oil war between the Saudis and Russia where the Saudis are pumping massive amounts into the world markets lowering prices, but it’s hidden agenda is to make America‘s frackers go out of business because it cost more to frack, thereby making American more dependent on them and not energy Independant. While we are economically down, they will pound and not let up. They see an injured opponent and will attempt to finish it. The Saudis are not our friends. Their form of Islam is the most radical.
America’s enemies see what is happening with one virus threat and will certainly produce others. This will NOT be the end of biological warfare, but the beginning. It is therefore incumbent upon America to have an effective “disaster preparedness“ plan in place for future threats.
Finally, the cure presently in place may very well be worse than the disease. We are near total shut down- approaching a police state where too much power has been subjugated to politicians in leadership positions. Constitutional rights have been lost for the “greater good.” Unless guidelines in the very near future are lessened, a sustained depression will occur-exactly what the democrats have been yearning for.
A weakened America is an easy target. Too many will lose jobs. Many businesses will not recover and that is exactly what America’s enemies want. Pray for wisdom for our elected leaders. Elect politicians whose agenda is for the people they represent, not their own."
History for April 3
History for April 3 - On-This-Day.com
John Harrison 1693 - Carpenter, clockmaker, inventor of the marine chronometer, Edward Everett Hale 1822, William M. (Marcy) "Boss" Tweed 1823 - Democrat-Political boss, known for his Tweed "Ring" that stole millions of dollars from New York City
Doris Day (Doris Mary Ann Von Kappelhoff) 1924 - Singer, actress, Marlon Brando 1924 - Actor ("The Godfather", "Apocalypse Now"), Eddie Murphy 1961 - Comedian ("Saturday Night Live"), actor ("48 Hrs.", "Beverly Hills Cop", "Doctor Doolittle")
1968 - Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "mountaintop" speech just 24 hours before he was assassinated.
1986 - The U.S. national debt hit $2 trillion.
Thursday, April 02, 2020
Jim Acosta tries to get Dr. Fauci to blame Trump for coronavirus deaths, but he dismantles his question instead - TheBlaze
Jim Acosta tries to get Dr. Fauci to blame Trump for coronavirus deaths, but he dismantles his question instead - TheBlaze:
CNN reporter Jim Acosta asked if President Donald Trump failed to act quickly enough against the coronavirus pandemic to prevent as many deaths as possible, but instead, Dr. Anthony Fauci dismantled the assumptions of his question.
CNN reporter Jim Acosta asked if President Donald Trump failed to act quickly enough against the coronavirus pandemic to prevent as many deaths as possible, but instead, Dr. Anthony Fauci dismantled the assumptions of his question.
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