Don't mind me, I'm just talking to myself

 The New York Times said: As he struggles to regain momentum  in the face of Biden’s lead in the polls, Trump has not exactly been modulating his tone in an effort to reach moderate voters. Yesterday  he complained that people were “tired” of hearing  about the coronavirus pandemic, and called Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, “a disaster.” Trump is more and more desperate to appeal to his base of the depraved. Fauci is infinitely more believable than Trump. All things out of Trump’s mouth are disingenuous and outright lies. Does he ever tell the truth?  And Atlas is another professional liar. Everything he says is an utter fabrication. He spouts studies which support his warped, distorted mind, when the study’s conclusions are just the opposite. His latest distortion cited a study from 2015, hey, why not cite a study from the 1920s? The study itself had no control group, so the conclusions it came to aren’t valid. Which isn’t surpri...

 The New York Times said 4. The U.S. indicted Russian officers over major cyberattacks worldwide. The six military intelligence officers were charged in connection with  hacks on the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea and 2017 elections in France , as well as one aimed at destabilizing Ukraine that was blamed for billions of dollars in damage. Time for Trump, the Russian asset, to pardon more people. Nothing like being Putin’s tool. Is Putin the guy who arranged Trumps $421 million debt?

 The New York Times said: President Trump  spent  three days in the hospital . He arrived and left by helicopter. And he received multiple  coronavirus  tests, oxygen, steroids and an experimental antibody treatment. For someone who isn’t president, that would cost more than $100,000 in the American health system. Patients could face significant surprise bills and medical debt even after health insurance paid its share. And further went on to say Mr. Trump did not have to worry about the costs of his care, which are covered by the federal government. Most Americans, including many who carry health coverage,  do worry  about receiving medical care they cannot afford. Nice to know the American public gets to foot the bill for yet another Trump fuckup.

 Well, The Tenth Amendment Center in a 9/21 newsletter has this to say: No sane political system vests so much power in nine politically-connected lawyers. It also said: We can't say we weren't warned - here's how Thomas Jefferson put it in an 1820 letter to William Charles Jarvis: "you seem to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions: a very dangerous doctrine indeed and one which would place us under the despotism of an Oligarchy." He couldn't have been more right - or even prophetic. Enough said.