To sum up, people are finally ok with Gay marriage, don't believe in religion, or government or smoking. Plus got very pessimistic simply because of a brief pandemic. 70% of respondents said they know the Report is "bad" for them, but like Crack Cocaine are unable to stop.

Nothing. You think murder is a laughing matter! What's wrong with you? And don't get me started about the CDC, they put Virginia Beach on the list twice. Whose proof-reading over there? I'll tell you what's funny (if you insist)? Every one of these is run by a Democrat Mayor. Except Virginia Beach. Does this mean Democrats do a poor job combating crime? Not neccessarily, it means the people who elect them apparently don't want to try something different. The good news is C

I hate those guys. You know who I'm taking about. Don't play dumb with me. Don't tell me. Let me guess. People are happier in Spain than India? I'm not riding on a airplane made in France, no matter how safe it is! You know, India really is looking like a giant bummer!

You're probably wondering why the cost to imprison people is $307,000 in Mass versus $31,000 in Texas. Actually most of the South Eastern states are cheap. Well first off, Texas has a higher rate of incarceration (approx 5x of Mass). So by locking up more people they're more efficient at it. Mass has about 7,000 people in the big house, vs 130,000 in Texas. I love it! Plus the cost of living for prison employees is sky high in Mass. And their prisons have more services to h

Please don't read this. I find the whole subject misogynistic. ​I want to go on record as supporting women in sports and minorities in sports and anything else you believe. Top Female Tennis Player Takes on No. 671 Man in 'Battle of the Sexes' - It Wasn't Even Close By Bryan Chai, The Western Journal December 29, 2025 at 9:20am It goes without saying that one of the absolute best aspects of sports is the true David vs. Goliath, underdog-type upset stories. From the “Miracle

How dare they trample the reputation of our greatest President. ObamaCare Is a Money Pit for Taxpayers A new study shows extending subsidies would be reckless. By Ge Bai and Elizabeth Plummer Dec. 28, 2025 4:00 pm ET Congress may yet extend ObamaCare “enhanced” premium subsidies. A new study shows why that would be a reckless act toward taxpayers. Using health insurers’ mandatory filings, our study, published Friday in JAMA Health Forum, shows that the ObamaCare individual ma

It took 25 years of hard work to turn the Report into a money making machine. I didn't make my first billion till I was almost 55. Now some snot nosed compuer geek waltzes in an grabs my thunder before he's 25? Life is unfair! Here's how many AI billionaires were minted this year Artificial intelligence became a billionaire-making machine in 2025, with founders as young as 22 securing nine-figure valuations By Niamh Rowe, Quartz Media Updated Friday 12:13 PM In 2025, artif

Not only do I think Gov Walz did nothing wrong, I further believe he would have been a fantastic President. Oh, sorry forgot...VP. That great Harris lady could have accomplished great things. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz desperately defends himself from Somali fraud allegations uncovered in damning viral video By Caitlin McCormack, NY Post Published Dec. 29, 2025 Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz pushed back against the ever-growing fraud allegations levied against him in the disastrous af

Why lawyers buy so many billboards By Adam M. Rosen, Hustle Magazine Published: December 12, 2025 The art and science behind attorney advertising When San Fernando, California, attorney Arvand Naderi is walking around town, it’s not unusual for random people to greet him enthusiastically. But they don’t say hello. Instead, many shout out the phrase, “Guns n’ dope!” To which Naderi knowingly responds, “Don’t lose hope!” The exchange may seem odd to the uninitiated. But alongsi

Wait! Can I give him credit for a good economy and still hate the guy? I need a team of psychiatrists. Santa Trump’s Christmas economy cheer Lower prices and bigger paychecks have arrived By Neal Pollack, The Spectator 23 December 2025, 5:33pm I hate to be the bearer of good news, but the US economy is doing quite well. A delayed government report shows that third-quarter GDP grew at 4.3 percent, hardly a record, but still healthy, the highest growth rate in two years. Last

Want to get a sense of just how far computer tech has taken us? Ever heard of Moore's Law?

Sure you're progeny won't be earning any income for four full years and you'll be spending about $350,000 on tuition, room and board. But? But what? Stop being a whiny bitch and sign the admittance papers. Growing share of Americans say the U.S. higher education system is headed in the wrong direction By Kim Parker, PEW Research Oct 15, 2025 Seven-in-ten Americans now say the higher education system in the United States is generally going in the wrong direction – up from 56

What a load of crap. Those bums at the Visual Capitalist are err...capitalists! The key is to invade your neighbor. Mexico is our #1 trade partner. That leaves Canada. Their government is left leaning and they drink Labatts. F-ck them. I say Voldemort takes them "out". BTW in case you're wondering if my data below is BS, it's from Statistica and Levada. So suck it. Also his approval rating has spiked inside Russia every time he invaded Ukraine. First time was the Crimi

Notice something odd. Homeless people are typically concentrated statistically in more temperate climates yet New York's rate is much higher than Florida. I fired up Claud AI to examine this below. A new elephant in the room is often housing cost. Places which are more expensive to find affordably housing create a larger homeless population. Florida has a significantly lower homeless rate than New York despite both having major cities and warm weather (at least in Florida's

It's all here baby! Go out today and speak to an immigrant...preferably one who speaks English (or learn a second language...it's all good). BTW, for all Voldemort's talk about deporting illegals from US cities the vast majority of illegals leaving are doing so voluntarily (typically because they can't find jobs), about 2 million this year. And ICE's activities in Chicago which have produced 1,500 arrest this year grab the headlines. What the data says about immigrants in th

Thomas Spritzler, the CEO of the Duluth Pain and Mental Health Clinic had been posing for over 6 years as an MD. Shown below being arrested in front of his clinic yesterday by DEA agents. A Tale of Two Medicaid States: Minnesota Fraud vs. Indiana Reform More indictments in Tim Walz’s state, while Mike Braun’s reforms save hundreds of millions of dollars. By The Editorial Board, WSJ Dec. 26, 2025 5:14 pm ET Minnesota’s great welfare heist is the grift that keeps on giving for

No! Forgive me. Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan wears hijab in solidarity with Somalis as feds probe multibillion-dollar fraud scandal By Josh Christenson Published Dec. 26, 2025 WASHINGTON — Minnesota’s lieutenant governor Peggy Flanagan donned a hijab to express solidarity with Somalis in a local TV appearance amid federal and congressional investigations into fraudsters in their refugee community who bilked taxpayers out of as much as $9 billion. “I am incredibly clear t

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OMG! Grow a pair. Nobody appreciates a whiner! Sure we bought a home with a 2% mortgage when home prices were cheap. It's not my fault you missed getting slammed with the lucky stick. Stiff upper lip! BTW-I did a little research and the graph below shows the ratio of the average home cost to the average family income. Ergo it's getting more expensive to own a home. Keep in mind however the average home size has almost doubled since 1960. These Young Adults Make Good Mone

I use several models. For producing charts from data I prefer ClaudeAI. For quickly doing research Gemini and ChatGPT kick ass. I need to check out Grok. Prediction markets: Google to win 2026 AI race The Deep View, Dec 26, 2025 During 2025, we saw an explosion in hype surrounding prediction markets, which are platforms for placing wagers on future events like elections, sports games, or how much it’s going to snow in Chicago next month. The shifting odds on AI-focused pred