Just Chips, No Salsa April 16, 2020John F. Di Leo
The technocrats are talking about giving people a chip - once they've been vaccinated for the CCP virus, or otherwise proven their immunity and state of non-contagion. What could go wrong?
The Coincidental Chinese Virus March 31, 2020Brian C. Joondeph
In politics there are few coincidences, defined as “Remarkable concurrences of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection.”
We've been had, and Trump knows it March 28, 2020Geoffrey P. Hunt
Health professionals overwhelmed Trump and his inner circle with doomsday scenarios. Perhaps he had no other option than go with the flow when this crisis unfolded. But his contrarian antennae have already sent signals that he must reset the economy, pronto.
The government can’t save you March 22, 2020Sam Younnokis
If you are hoarding anything that in normal times would be considered a daily staple, you are demonstrating the simple truth that government cannot save you.
Reducing Covid-19 Fever March 21, 2020Jeff Lipkes
In the end, this flu season will be of greater interest to social psychologists and social and political historians than to virologists and epidemiologists
COVID-19: The numbers tell the story March 16, 2020Marc Sheppard
By merging datasets recently made available by the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control, and Johns Hopkins University, I've gathered some truly fascinating trend statistics on the global penetration of COVID-19.
Democrat Monday Morning Quarterbacks on Coronavirus March 5, 2020Brian C. Joondeph, M.D.
How refreshing if journalists asked candidates for specifics as to what they would have done differently, including an evidence-based explanation of why their approach would be better
China, coronavirus: Truth hurts February 11, 2020Lynne Lechter
China hasn't exactly been transparent on the genesis and magnitude of the coronavirus. But as truth does get out, it seems likely the U.S. economy is going to be affected.
