Former independent counsel Kenneth Starr and Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz have joined President Donald Trump’s impeachment legal team ahead of the Senate’s upcoming trial.
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Sunday, January 19, 2020
Ken Starr, Alan Dershowitz Join Trump's Impeachment Legal Team
Former independent counsel Kenneth Starr and Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz have joined President Donald Trump’s impeachment legal team ahead of the Senate’s upcoming trial.
ZOMG We're All Gonna Die: 2019 Second-Hottest Year on Record (Except It Isn't) | VodkaPundit
ZOMG We're All Gonna Die: 2019 Second-Hottest Year on Record (Except It Isn't) | VodkaPundit
"First I'll show you some very scary headlines.
Then I'll give you a 20-pound salt lick to take them with.
"First I'll show you some very scary headlines.
Then I'll give you a 20-pound salt lick to take them with.
• Earth just suffered through a new second hottest year on record.
...No, we're not all going to die.
According to the smartest sources in the world, we have literally months before that's going to happen.
When I saw the latest climate hysteria headlines earlier this week, I did what any rational person would do: I cashed out my IRA and spent it all on hookers and blow. My wife would like to have a few words with me, but she's required to say them via her divorce lawyer.
I'm kidding, I swear.
No, the first thing I did was go to the ever-reliable climate sanity site, Watts Up With That, to get a little perspective.
And sure enough, Anthony Watts' latest item did just that.
Here's what our "second warmest year on record" looks like with Anthony's historical perspective added in:
But how can the eggheads at NASA publish recorded numbers that are just so wrong?...
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Two Tsunamis are About to Hit Higher Education
"In November, the Department of Education released post graduate earnings and debt data broken down by college program — which will have a revolutionary impact on higher education.
Students (and policymakers) can now get accurate information about how much recent graduates earned by college and degree (e.g., a Bachelor’s in Physics from Ohio State University).
- ...One tsunami is enhanced accountability for the hundreds of billions of dollars federal, state, and local governments provide to colleges each year — funds that have historically flowed regardless of graduates’ labor market outcomes.
- ...But the second tsunami bearing down on higher education will be even bigger — informed choice on the part of students and parents..."
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Exclusive — Mike Pence: ‘USMCA Is a Huge Win for American Workers and American Farmers’
Exclusive — Mike Pence: ‘USMCA Is a Huge Win for American Workers and American Farmers’:
Vice President Mike Pence told Breitbart News exclusively on Thursday that the Senate’s passage of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement is a “huge win” for American workers and farmers.
Pence’s exclusive interview with Breitbart News, which came on his bus tour between Tampa and Orlando, for which he was conducting a campaign swing up the all-important I-4 corridor in the Sunshine State, came moments after the U.S. Senate passed the USMCA, 89-10. The overwhelming Senate vote came a month after the House in mid-December similarly passed the deal with overwhelming bipartisan support, as the USMCA sailed through the lower chamber last year with 385 votes.
Pence’s exclusive interview with Breitbart News, which came on his bus tour between Tampa and Orlando, for which he was conducting a campaign swing up the all-important I-4 corridor in the Sunshine State, came moments after the U.S. Senate passed the USMCA, 89-10. The overwhelming Senate vote came a month after the House in mid-December similarly passed the deal with overwhelming bipartisan support, as the USMCA sailed through the lower chamber last year with 385 votes.
Your media of choice miss this?-----Courage: Iran's Sole Female Olympic Medalist Defects - Citizens for Self-Governance
Courage: Iran's Sole Female Olympic Medalist Defects - Citizens for Self-Governance
"Kimia Alizadeh, Iran’s only female Olympic medalist, defected from her home country so they wouldn’t be able to use her athletic success as a propaganda tool.
"Kimia Alizadeh, Iran’s only female Olympic medalist, defected from her home country so they wouldn’t be able to use her athletic success as a propaganda tool.
The 21-year-old athlete, who won a bronze medal in taekwondo at the Rio Olympics, said she didn’t want to be part of the Islamic republic’s “hypocrisy, lies, injustice and flattery.”
Also, the BBC reported she claimed that “although the government would exploit her sporting success politically, officials would humiliate her with comments such as: ‘It is not virtuous for a woman to stretch her legs.’”...
...“I am one of the millions of oppressed women in Iran whom they’ve been playing for years,” Alizadeh shared on social media.
“I wore whatever they told me and repeated whatever they ordered. Every sentence they ordered I repeated. None of us matter for them, we are just tools.”Also, the BBC reported she claimed that “although the government would exploit her sporting success politically, officials would humiliate her with comments such as: ‘It is not virtuous for a woman to stretch her legs.’”...
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The Pentagon May Finally Get The Fighter-Sized Stealth Aerial Target Drone It Badly Needs - The Drive
The Pentagon May Finally Get The Fighter-Sized Stealth Aerial Target Drone It Badly Needs - The Drive:"A small California-based aviation firm has announced that it recently completed engine and flight control testing on the ground on a stealthy unmanned aircraft known as the Fifth Generation Aerial Target, or 5GAT.
The firm says that this design, which it originally developed as a stealth aerial target, could also serve in the "loyal wingman" role with manned combat jets and perform other operational missions..."
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Trump Crowd Cheers Promise to Deregulate Energy-Efficient Dishwashers, Showers, Sinks - Citizens for Self-Governance
Trump Crowd Cheers Promise to Deregulate Energy-Efficient Dishwashers, Showers, Sinks - Citizens for Self-Governance"...President Donald Trump was in Milwaukee Tuesday night, saying words Americans wanted to hear: he promised to roll back Obama’s Department of Energy efficiency standards on household appliances like dishwashers, lightbulbs, toilets, and showers that make it harder and harder to actually get domestic tasks accomplished.
“I’m also approving new dishwashers that give you more water so you can actually wash and rinse your dishes without having to do it 10 times — five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 times.
Anybody have a new dishwasher?” he asked an enthusiastic crowd.
“I’m sorry for that. I’m sorry for that, it’s worthless. They give you so little water. You ever see it? Air comes out. So little water. So what happens? You end up using it ten times.”
He complained about having to wash dishes “the old fashioned way. You’re spending ten times for the electricity! I’m sorry if you just bought one of those brand new pieces of garbage, but darling, you can throw it back,” he said.
“Sinks, toilets, and showers‚ you don’t get any water. They put restrictors on them… Try going and buying a new faucet. You turn it on, no water comes out, right? You go into a shower — and I have this beautiful head of hair, I need a lot of water.”
The crowd loved this..."
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Lawsuit: Facebook Used 'Unbridled Market Power' in 'Anticompetitive Scheme' | Breitbart
Lawsuit: Facebook Used 'Unbridled Market Power' in 'Anticompetitive Scheme' | Breitbart:
A group of companies behind now-defunct apps is suing Facebook, alleging that the company took part in an “anticompetitive scheme” that destroyed their business prospects.
NBC News reports that a group of app developing companies has proposed a class action lawsuit against social media giant Facebook which alleges that the company took part in an “anticompetitive scheme.” The lawsuit is reportedly based on leaked documents from the defunct app developer Six4Three which were obtained by NBC News last year.
NBC News reports that a group of app developing companies has proposed a class action lawsuit against social media giant Facebook which alleges that the company took part in an “anticompetitive scheme.” The lawsuit is reportedly based on leaked documents from the defunct app developer Six4Three which were obtained by NBC News last year.
Another one the hate-media missed?-----Landmark Trade Deal With China; New York Times Hardest Hit | Power Line
Landmark Trade Deal With China; New York Times Hardest Hit | Power Line
"President Trump signed the “Phase One” trade agreement with China today at the White House.
The agreement is far-ranging; you can read its entire text here.
Among other things, it includes “commitments from Beijing to purchase $200 billion of U.S. products over the next two years, halt intellectual property theft and refrain from currency manipulation.”
In return, the U.S. has reduced or eliminated some tariffs on Chinese-manufactured goods, but other duties on $375 billion in Chinese goods will remain in place for now, as an incentive for China to proceed with Phase Two.
On the same program, hedge fund manager Kyle Bass said that he sees the agreement as a “‘temporary truce’ in which the U.S. got the better of China.”
"President Trump signed the “Phase One” trade agreement with China today at the White House.
The agreement is far-ranging; you can read its entire text here.
Among other things, it includes “commitments from Beijing to purchase $200 billion of U.S. products over the next two years, halt intellectual property theft and refrain from currency manipulation.” In return, the U.S. has reduced or eliminated some tariffs on Chinese-manufactured goods, but other duties on $375 billion in Chinese goods will remain in place for now, as an incentive for China to proceed with Phase Two.
Reaction was predictably partisan.
On CNBC, Steve Bannon said that President Trump “broke the Chinese Communist Party,” and the U.S. “gave up very little in the end.” On the same program, hedge fund manager Kyle Bass said that he sees the agreement as a “‘temporary truce’ in which the U.S. got the better of China.”
At the New York Times, on the other hand, there was wailing and gnashing of teeth:
President Trump signed an initial trade deal with China on Wednesday, bringing the first chapter of a protracted and economically damaging fight with one of the world’s largest economies to a close.
Has the trade conflict with China damaged the U.S. economy?...
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History for January 19
History for January 19 - On-This-Day.com
James Watt 1736 - Inventor, mechanical engineer, chemist, Robert E. Lee 1807 - Confederate General during U.S. Civil War, Edgar Allen Poe 1809 - Writer, editor, poet
Janis Joplin 1943 - Singer, songwriter, Shelley Fabares 1944 - Actress (TV: !The Donna Reed Show, Coach), singer, Dolly Parton 1946 - Singer
1983 - China announced that it was bannning 1983 purchases of cotton, soybeans and chemical fibers from the United States.
1996 - U.S. first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton was subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury. The investigation was concerning the discovery of billing records related to the Whitewater real estate investment venture.
Saturday, January 18, 2020
Progressives Worried Warren-Sanders ‘Nonaggression Pact’ Could Become A ‘Suicide Pact’ | The Daily Caller
Progressives Worried Warren-Sanders ‘Nonaggression Pact’ Could Become A ‘Suicide Pact’ | The Daily Caller:

Progressives appear to be concerned that a hot-mic spat between two 2020 Democratic presidential candidates could destroy both of them.
MSNBC’s Hallie Jackson mentioned the heated moment, caught just after Tuesday’s debate by CNN cameras, when Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders each accused the other of calling them “a liar.”
Progressives appear to be concerned that a hot-mic spat between two 2020 Democratic presidential candidates could destroy both of them.
MSNBC’s Hallie Jackson mentioned the heated moment, caught just after Tuesday’s debate by CNN cameras, when Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders each accused the other of calling them “a liar.”
A Briton Explains Megxit | The American Conservative
A Briton Explains Megxit | The American Conservative"British reader left this excellent comment:
Thank you for continuing to report on the developments within our country.
I thought I’d write and communicate to your American readers just why MM, and now Harry, are disliked.
I’m not going to include everything, just an overview,
...After Harry released a statement telling the media to leave his girlfriend alone and calling them racist – yes, that quick – she then went on the cover of Vanity Fair to talk about their relationship. This drew my attention and actually set the pattern which was to follow.
She didn’t want privacy, she wanted attention that she could control..."
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