richardblau.bsky.social
Reside MA. Parent. Lawyer (NY), MBA, Investor. Fan: Disney, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, History. Former: CFO; Chair town Planning Board. Photographer. Golfer. Almost too old for motorcycles.
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Bet you didn’t cheat like the orange moron did. I doubt he could shoot his age, I know he couldn’t shoot his IQ.
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Big "thank you" to The Donald.
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Somebody needs to have checked Trump's pockets on the way out.
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Truly Axios seems more concerned with protecting itself than reporting. Not having an editorial opinion is not the same as not calling out blatant lies or challenging public figures by pointing out context.
As I think about it, not having an editorial opinion is having one, an undesirable one.
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About time.
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Looks like Rex Harrison, but I prefer my trench coats a little longer-classic Burberry.
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Do they wear brown shirts?
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You know, it's been a while since law school but I seem to remember something about securities laws passed in 1933 and 1934. One tried to insure that anyone selling public investments in risk assets had to provide full and accurate info. The other sought to prevent fraud and manipulation. N.B. Elon
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I know the feeling. “There is no Dana, only Zul” got me a blank stare yesterday.
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I think you have to add “après moi le deluge” to see the full picture. Trump cant conceive of a world without him, so could care less.
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Nothing like being timely.
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Truly the Deplorean.
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I'm watching Navarro on CNBC, harking back to the good old days of tariffs. He seems unaware that they weren't such good days, the federal government was smaller, and a graduated income tax was not yet constitutional.
Also, I have to wonder who in administration bought $NUE before steel tariff.
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Brilliant indeed. It would fix a lot of problems.
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All I am hearing from Congressional Democrats is requests for funds without any coherent plan to use them.
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How about legally and constitutionally taking Starlink by eminent domain, and/or for national security purposes? Perhaps Space X as well?
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Excellent article. Thank you for releasing it without a pay wall.
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Deplorean!
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“If that’s what you think, you have another thing coming.”
It’s “another think” I think.
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Robert Wagner, and in later seasons Fred Astaire. Great show
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My Mother the Car
In no way should this be considered a recommendation.
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Nice.
Now, while everyone is working on their wish list, may I request an iPad app that uses the full screen. Thanks for listening.
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It isn't a bad thing per se, but how do you conduct a dialog with someone who almost never speaks the truth. Seems like that adds an air of credibility. Report the news and fact check or be willing to insist on answers, cut the mike, and fact check every statement. No one does that-ratings concerns?