Spring is in the air. It reminds us of spring chickens. Spring chickens remind us of nuggets. Ten are waiting for you below.
- Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calls for regulating conservative news. She opined on Sunday’s MSNBC, “When you look at what Tucker Carlson and some of these other folks on Fox do, it is very, very clearly incitement of violence. Very clearly.” Free speech and the First Amendment say otherwise.
- Say what you want about Ted Cruz, but every January when the new Senate convenes he puts forth a bill calling for strict term limits. And every January it finds the round file in the corner of the room. AOC on one end and Mitch McConnell on the other are two prime examples of why term limits would help us all.
- It won’t happen until the American public demands it though. You can’t get 60% of Congress to agree on anything much less eliminate their job(cash cow).
- A poll revealed on NBC”s Meet the Depressed that voters are depressed having Uncle Joe in the White House four days a week and in Delaware three. 53% of Biden’s 2020 voters say he shouldn’t run again in 2024, and a whopping 75% of Biden voters under 35 think likewise.
Will Joe Biden be the weakest incumbent president running for re-election in any of our lives? - “Stunning he didn’t get a major primary challenger,” says Clay Travis. Or, is it? “Stunning that he got 81 million votes” is more like it. Not stunning is that he and his handlers will do anything to minimize his exposure to questions, debates, news conferences, etc. The basement awaits. Time to order up another pandemic if you are a conspiracy theorist.
- Travis was on a roll on the weekend. Another tweet, “DC public schools are requiring all students and staff to provide a negative covid test in order to return to school after spring break. These people are batshit insane. Covid broke whatever functional brains they had.”
- That tweet reminded us of watching Morning Joe about three years ago. They interviewed visionary Bill DeBlasio in the middle of the covid paranoia. He suggested that we all wear two masks. He really did. Maybe he was educated at the aforementioned DC public schools?
- “Today proves yet again that you can’t buy class but you can buy a blue check mark,” said Dan Rather. We wonder if Dan knows that his salary was paid by those watching him by watching ads every five minutes. Multiple sites believe that Rather’s net worth is north of 70 million. You’d think he could afford the $8 bucks a month. Or maybe he could just stop complaining while you’re still tweeting without it.
- Alyssa Milano wonders with the blue check removal, “Does that mean Twitter and @elonmusk are liable for defamation or identity theft or fraud?” The DC public schools must have been very crowded.
- Exxon Mobil isn’t going all in on green just yet. Near the Gulf Coast just east of Texas’ oil-rich Permian Basin, nearly 2,000 ExxonMobil contractors are making sure the company’s latest project – which includes 26 miles of piping, 35 miles of electrical wiring, and 875 tons of steel is pumping oil at full capacity. Fill er up.
And we hope that you are filled up after the nuggets.