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China Has Not Accepted U.S. Offers to Send CDC Experts to Aid in Coronavirus Fight

China Has Not Accepted U.S. Offers to Send CDC Experts to Aid in Coronavirus Fight:

U.S. health officials said that they have been offering for weeks to send experts to help China combat the coronavirus that has claimed at least 106 lives.
At press conference Tuesday, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said the U.S. first offered to send experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on January 6 but China has not yet accepted the offer.

Harvard says Asians have bad personalities; judge agrees | the Aspen beat

Harvard says Asians have bad personalities; judge agrees | the Aspen beat
"...Harvard says it discriminates against people with bad personalities. 
After all, what good is knowledge, morality and dreams if you’re no fun?

To the fun-loving bureaucrats running Harvard, personality is measurable by your skin color and your sex life.

They believe that good personalities are found in blacks, Hispanics, gays, transgenders, whites and just about everyone else, in roughly that order.

Except Asians. 

Harvard says Asians have bad personalities.

And so to be admitted, Asians need an SAT score about 140 points higher than whites and about 450 points higher than blacks.

You might reasonably ask: How did Harvard decide that Asians have bad personalities?

Plenty of objective personality tests are out there, but Harvard doesn’t use them. 

It instead uses a subjective evaluation of the applicant by one of those fun-loving bureaucrats.

At an in-person interview, the bureaucrat takes note of whether the applicant is Asian has a bad personality.

I suppose it’s a lucky thing for Harvard that Asians have bad personalities.

Because otherwise their high merit would get more of them admitted at the expense of lower-merit whites, blacks, Hispanics, gays and transgenders.
The result would be too many Asians at Harvard, according to social engineers with low SAT scores who are constructing our campus racial utopias because they couldn’t get through college calculus in order to be real engineers..."

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History for January 30

History for January 30 - On-This-Day.com
Franklin D. Roosevelt (U.S.) 1882, Gene Hackman 1931, Louis Rukeyser 1933


Dick Cheney 1941 - U.S. Vice President for George W. Bush, Phil Collins 1951 - Singer, drummer (Genesis), Christian Bale 1974 - Actor


1798 - The first brawl in the U.S. House of Representatives took place. Congressmen Matthew Lyon and Roger Griswold fought on the House floor.

1962 - Two members of the "Flying Wallendas" high-wire act were killed when their seven-person pyramid collapsed during a performance in Detroit, MI.

'No way to dress that up': Trump lawyer’s Biden-Burisma arguments draw praise from even CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin - TheBlaze

'No way to dress that up': Trump lawyer’s Biden-Burisma arguments draw praise from even CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin - TheBlaze:

Pam Bondi's breakdown of the corruption concerns surrounding Hunter Biden's business dealings in the Ukraine during the Senate impeachment trial were so effective, that even CNN chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin had to give her credit for it.
During the White House defense team's opening arguments Monday, the former Florida attorney general argued that questions about potential corruption surrounding the Bidens' dealings in the Ukraine while Joe Biden was vice president and Hunter Biden was employed as a board member at the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma were indeed legitimate.

The way we were-----The Homefront 1940 to 1941 - Volume 1

Boob-tube-----The Clampett's Strike Oil

Yes, they HATE FREE SPEECH!-----Democrats pressure Google to censor climate skeptics on YouTube – JunkScience.com

Democrats pressure Google to censor climate skeptics on YouTube – JunkScience.com

Democrats pressure Google to censor climate skeptics on YouTube

Totalitarian Congresswoman Kathy Castor (D-Fla.) demands Google censor climate skeptics on YouTube. 
Not only are we winning the debate… we are forcing our opponents to show who the actual would-be-dictators are. 
Read the entire letter (Web | PDF). Excerpts below.

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Watchdog: Illinois fiscal health 2nd worst in nation

Watchdog: Illinois fiscal health 2nd worst in nation

• Illinois politicians have too often ignored the necessity of true pension reform and instead opted for tax hikes.

A government accounting watchdog has slapped Illinois with an F grade in finances, ranking the state’s fiscal health second worst in the nation.
Truth in Accounting’s annual “Financial State of the States” report ranks Illinois 49th in the nation for fiscal health, earning the designation of “Sinkhole State.”
...Chicago ranked worst in the nation, with each Chicago taxpayer on the hook for nearly $120,000.
Unsurprisingly, pensions were also the biggest chunk of city taxpayers’ debt burden..."
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Ken Starr: Partisan Impeachment Was 'Evil' that Founders Warned About

Ken Starr: Partisan Impeachment Was 'Evil' that Founders Warned About:

President Donald Trump’s Lawyer Ken Starr reminded senators on Monday that the Founders were concerned by the possibility of partisan impeachment, which is why there should be a high threshold for the proceedings.
Starr, the former independent counsel during the Clinton impeachment, opened up the president’s defense on Monday afternoon in a speech detailing the threshold of impeachment.

The Trans Agenda Could Make You Choose Your Pronouns - Minding The Campus

The Trans Agenda Could Make You Choose Your Pronouns - Minding The Campus
"In early December, Merriam-Webster named “they” the 2019 Word of the Year.
...At my own university, one can choose to have their personal pronouns displayed in the public directory: choices include “they/them” and “ze/hir.”
For students, these selected pronouns also appear on class rosters.
Speakers at meetings and on panels often introduce themselves as “Jane Doe, she/her.”
...In short, in higher education, pronouns are everywhere.
Pronouns are, of course, just one part of the larger transgender movement, and that movement itself finds an accommodating home on college campuses.
...But within this larger movement, pronouns have come to represent more than just lexical items. Rather, they’ve transformed into ideological shorthand that signals to one’s audience support for transgender rights, that one is on the “right” side of history.
Their ubiquity renders them a powerful cudgel to beat down any dissenters. 
If stating one’s pronouns has become unquestioned dogma, then it follows the omission of these statements signals something too: perhaps a touch of heterodoxy, a public confession that one may not toe the acceptable party line..."
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