Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Chinese-American bank 'willingly' provided Biden family financial records: GOP senator | Fox Business
Chinese-American bank 'willingly' provided Biden family financial records: GOP senator | Fox Business:
As more confirmations come forth regarding the Biden family’s business dealings in China, Americans are calling on President Joe Biden to address the "significant and important" financial connection.
"When you see this kind of a connection between a sitting president, his son and the Chinese government, when people just don't trust this and know that it's one of the biggest threats facing us right now, that's a really big issue that needs to be addressed," Maslansky + Partners President Lee Carter said on "Mornings with Maria" on Monday.
Her comments come on the heels of Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., revealing Sunday to host Maria Bartiromo that Chinese-American-owned Cathay Bank disclosed Biden family bank records that match U.S. regulator records.
EVs Are The Yugo Of The 21st Century
EVs Are The Yugo Of The 21st Century - I & I Editorial Board"Way back in the mid-1980s, communist Yugoslavia exported the Yugo, a compact car that sold for around $4,000.
- It was so poorly made that bumping into a pole at 5 mph could total it.
A minor accident can cause a total loss, even if the car’s been driven only a few miles.
The only difference is that these cars aren’t cheap imports from some godforsaken socialist state. These are state-of-art electric vehicles that come with an average sticker price of $55,000.
- Why are insurance companies totaling low-mileage EVs that have been in a fender bender? For the same reason you could total a new Yugo when backing out of a parking spot. The cost of repair is exorbitant.
- A replacement battery for a $44,000 Tesla Model 3 can cost up to $20,000.
- One expert told Reuters that Tesla’s Model Y has “zero repairability” because its battery is built into the structure of the car...
Massive Uptick in Tic Disorders During the Pandemic, 1 Unexpected Remedy
Massive Uptick in Tic Disorders During the Pandemic, 1 Unexpected Remedy
"Many diseases have a cure, yet many more that do not.
These include neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, balding, and disorders such as autism or Tourette syndrome.
"Many diseases have a cure, yet many more that do not.
What is surprising is that the frequency of Tourette syndrome, or more generally tic disorders, has increased dramatically throughout the pandemic, especially for young teenage girls.
What Are Tic Disorders?...
What Are Tic Disorders?...
Must see!-----Bodycam vid shows selfless heroism of Nashville Police risking their lives to stop Covenant shooter
Bodycam vid shows selfless heroism of Nashville Police risking their lives to stop Covenant shooter
"...And the heroism of these two men is becomes even more apparent when you watch the body camera footage of their pursuit of the murderer...
DeSantis Signs Universal School Choice Program Into Law | The Daily Caller
DeSantis Signs Universal School Choice Program Into Law | The Daily Caller:
House Bill 1, sponsored by the Education Quality Subcommittee, establishes an Education Savings Accounts (ESA) program under which every family is eligible to receive up to $8,000 to cover education expenses outside of the public school system. The vouchers will be distributed on a “priority” basis, with families of four making less than $51,000 annually receiving the funds first.
This should turn your stomach!-----The FDIC’s Sweetheart Bank Deal for SVB
The FDIC’s Sweetheart Bank Deal for SVB - The Editorial Board
- First Citizens scores a great deal, while the deposit insurance fund takes a $20 billion hit.
First Citizens BancShares on Sunday night was the lucky winner of the bidding to buy the assets of Silicon Valley Bank, and what a deal it is.
Rather than minimize the cost to the deposit insurance fund as required by law, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. seems to have chosen the best political match...
...The losers in this sweetheart deal will be other banks (and their customers) that will have to pick up the estimated $20 billion cost to replenish the deposit insurance fund.
That’s about 15% of the entire fund.
- By comparison, the 214 bank failures between 2011 and 2022 cost the fund $12.4 billion...
History for March 29
History for March 29 - On-This-Day.com
Eugene McCarthy 1916
- 1867 - The British Parliament passed the North America Act to create the Dominion of Canada.
- 1882 - The Knights of Columbus organization was granted a charter by the State of Connecticut.
- 1951 - In the United States, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage. They were executed in June 19, 1953
- 1973 - The last U.S. troops left South Vietnam.
- 1992 - Democratic presidential front-runner Bill Clinton said "I didn't inhale and I didn't try it again" in reference to when he had experimented with marijuana.
- 1995 - The U.S. House of Representatives rejected a constitutional amendment that would have limited terms to 12 years in the U.S. House and Senate.
Tuesday, March 28, 2023
Top Senate Democrat issues threat to Biden for stonewalling Congress on his classified docs scandal - TheBlaze
Top Senate Democrat issues threat to Biden for stonewalling Congress on his classified docs scandal - TheBlaze:
Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) blasted President Joe Biden on Sunday for stonewalling lawmakers about the extent of his classified documents scandal.
At the end of an interview on CBS News' "Face the Nation," moderator Margaret Brennan asked Warner, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, whether the Biden administration has been forthcoming with details about Biden's improper retention of classified documents.
Bad Luck For Democrat Senators
"The odds of Senators Fetterman, Lujan and van Hollen all getting a stroke the same year are more than twenty-thousand to one.
Child abuse! And racist too!-----Only 5% of Detroit 8th graders read at proficient level - By Molly Macek
Only 5% of Detroit 8th graders read at proficient level - By Molly
- Students in every Michigan school deserve access to high-quality education.
- Unfortunately, only 5% of Detroit’s 8th graders can read at a proficient level.
Only one out of 20 students in the Detroit Public Schools Community District scored at a “proficient” level on the eighth grade National Assessment of Educational Progress reading test...
Just 5% of students met the minimum score needed for Detroit’s 50,000 students to be prepared for higher-level coursework...
Just 5% of students met the minimum score needed for Detroit’s 50,000 students to be prepared for higher-level coursework...
House to consider TikTok legislation after CEO's testimony, Speaker McCarthy says | Fox Business
House to consider TikTok legislation after CEO's testimony, Speaker McCarthy says | Fox Business:
Lawmakers have been raising the alarm for months about TikTok, which is owned by Chinese parent company ByteDance. Some U.S. officials have argued that TikTok is required to turn over data to the Chinese government due to the country's national security laws.
CON Law 911: You Must Get Your Competitor’s Permission to Compete
"Want to start a business?
Imagine having to get your competitors’ permission first.
In 35 states, laws block certainties of new businesses from operating unless they get their competitor’s permission.
They are called Certificate of Need laws, also called “CON” laws.
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