From your favorite peanut butter to no furniture, it’s the supply chain stupid In 2020, there was a standard reply to my inability to reach a phone customer support person. I would hear at almost every voicemail, “wait times are longer than usual due to Covid-19.” After a while, I…

The broken supply chain now leads to an exciting twist as consumers fork over more money for delayed products I thought the above photo was a joke, or perhaps the latest story from the Babylon Bee. But no. I copied it from a friend’s Facebook page. So, let me get…

The “ do as I say and not as I do” policy no longer fools the public As the fourth Covid-19 (Delta variant) wave grips the country, the Federal government daily urges everyone to get vaccinated. How then do you explain that there is no policy mandating employees of the…

Two recent “accicental” cases of miscounting highlight why people don’t trust the media or government The Texas Tribune erroneously reported 5800 children were hospitalized in the state the first week of August. It turns out this number was since the start of the pandemic. That’s not a small error. Yesterday…

I agree with you. There is no way most employees can be as productive at home. There are too many distractions.

All excellent points. Thank you.

You are correct. Sadly, America is becoming more secular, with progressive agendas like climate change, and DEI stuff becoming their new religion. This is where they find support and a peer group.

The FDA does not use the same “safe and effective” standard on all its decisions, and the stench of political influence is hard to ignore. As a medical doctor, I prescribed drugs, lots of drugs. I was taught (now I know indoctrinated) to view the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)…

I am agnostic regarding climate change, but feel mankind's ability to influence and control the climate is small. Even if Western society could eliminate all fossil fuels tomorrow, China, India and Russia would not do the same and last time I checked, we share the same atmosphere and oceans.