Democrats claim that Biden’s diversity hire of a nominee, whose main qualification is being a black woman, was “under ‘the most outrageous of attacks’ during hearings.” We all know that Republican nominees have never been the subject of outrageous attacks.
Just look at how easy Clarence Thomas, Brett Kavanaugh, and Samuel Alito had it.
A 14 year old black boy is killed when he falls from an Orlando theme park ride.
So his father has hired that race baiting, ambulance chasing hustler of an attorney, Benjamin Crump.
This accident was always going to end in a lawsuit. Having the victim turn out to be a black child guaranteed that Crump would be involved. The parents of black children don’t seem to care until there is money to be made.
The driver of the truck from my post earlier this week is making out pretty well. After the incident, his truck looked like this:
The truck that was damaged was a 2004 Silverado. A local dealership has announced that they are giving him a brand new 2022 Silverado as a replacement.
That isn’t all. As is the new trend, there is a GoFundMe page that has collected more than $12,000 towards his supposed medical bills. Since the article claims that he didn’t go to the hospital, I am not sure what bills those are.
Not bad. You lose a truck worth $6,000, but are lucky enough that a video of the incident goes viral, so you get a new $35,000 truck and $12,000 in cash.
The fact that people have a problem with a boss who teaches this to teens and actually think that it’s cruel.
A large tornado struck the lower ninth ward in New Orleans overnight:
Gas prices are set to go even higher within the next few weeks, thanks to falling Russian oil exports.
Then in May, US refineries have to switch to the summer blends, thanks to pollution control laws. That means another increase.
Check out the red truck in this video
From the same storm:
Step One: Shoot at random people with a paintball gun loaded with Orbeez water beads.
These social media “challenges” are stupid
The Federal government has rescinded the license extension of the Turkey Point nuclear power plant, located near Miami. The stated reason is that global climate change will cause sea levels to rise, and the plant’s environmental impact statement didn’t take that into account.
So instead, we will continue to rely upon coal plants. There is no way that wind and solar can make up for the loss of this plant. That plant produces 12 gigawatt hours of electric power per year.
In comparison, every solar panel in the state of Florida produces 7.5 gigawatt hours each year, combined.