Breitbart
is reporting that North Korea fired two ballistic missiles at Japan
Friday. One landed in Japan’s
territorial waters short of land and the other evidently exploded in
flight.
COMMENTS:
The White House said nothing; Obama flew to Cuba. Japan is madder than hell.
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. How did the subject of stun guns end up in the Supreme
Court? (Blake ~ Burbank, CA)
A. There’s a law against citizens owning stun guns in
Massachusetts. A woman there was
arrested, although she claimed the right to protect herself against an abusive former
boyfriend. Her attorney argued that the
ban violated her right to bear arms and the matter eventually ended up in the
Supreme Court, which ruled in her favor.
Arms are arms; they don’t need to be guns. They can be guns, bows and arrows, knives,
stun guns, sling shots or spit wads.
Q. Obama wants a raise?
(Suzie ~ Pocatello, ID)
A. Not immediately; he wants to increase retirement pay by
18% for all ex-presidents. I think he
considers it to be a Cost of Living Adjustment, similar to the 0% he gave
Social Security recipients in 2016.
Q. I heard that a top GOP henchman has declared that the party
will choose the presidential nominee, not the party members? (Carlos ~ El Paso, TX)
A. Curly Haugland, a top member of the RNC Rules Committee, said over the
weekend: "The media has created a perception that the voters will decide
the nomination and that's the conflict here.
Political parties choose their nominee, not the general public contrary
to popular belief.” That being the case,
why do they go through the process of primaries and caucuses, and just what do
they need party members for? Oh, that’s
right: they want our money.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“The only difference between the Republican and Democratic
parties is the velocities with which their knees hit the floor when
corporations knock on their door. That’s
the only difference.” ~ Ralph Nader
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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