by Richard Cameron We’ve noticed that a lot of people are confused about the whereabouts of their stimulus check. It’s fairly well known that the IRS has some portals on their main website, that are intended to be tools for citizens to both check on the status of the payments or to submit […]
Crimson Contagion As we know and are frequently reminded by the more racist elements of the GOP as they try to deflect from their mishandling of this emergency – COVID 19 originated in China. It quickly spread around the world through travelers, most of whom had no idea they were even ill. The first […]
Soap And Water Vs Hand Sanitizer – who wins and why? We’ve all been hearing reports about how there is a run on anti-Bacterial soap and hand sanitizer, due to the collective realization that ridding one’s hands of possible biological contaminants, is one of the cardinal points of avoiding contraction of the COVID-19 coronavirus. […]
The “Booming Economy” that isn’t. Whenever the Trump Media Circus, GOP members of the House or Senate or the “stand by their man” faithful Trump voters recognize that Trump is not on solid ground with the general public, they go to the “booming economy” card. Trump’s radioactive behavior, his dishonesty and his onslaught against […]
by Richard Cameron I suspect that I was not the only one that (A), up until the last week or so, hasn’t heard of the “Coronavirus” and (B), – other than it is a virus, does not know what it is or where it came from, outside of the fact that it is suspected […]
By Shannon D Hanson | While It may seem that keeping everyone out of election machines provides the most security, in fact, it could cost us our best chance to actually make our elections secure. What it instead of working so hard to keep hackers out we invited anyone in? Open-source software along with blockchain technology may be the best cure for electile dysfunction.
by Richard Cameron Yes, I know it’s a sore subject … January is a month of coming to grip with painful realities. Well, they all are, but January stands out a bit. Mixed in with all the erstwhile commitments to restructure priorities and make a new, fresh start is the reality for most […]
by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky Negotiators, even professional ones, make surprisingly many wrong decisions that doom negotiations that should have succeeded. Many of these mistakes relate to overestimating how well they can read the feelings and thoughts of other parties in the negotiation, as well as the extent to which the other party […]
by Richard Cameron National Compass recently published a comprehensive and wide ranging report on the issue of open carry in the United States; an issue that has become a prime facet of the debate over gun violence and the high visibility sub set of gun deaths – mass shootings. In that report, “Open […]
by Richard Cameron It’s clear that the most prominent aspect of Donald Trump’s high stakes casino game – known to us as his trade war with China, is the economic impact it is having and continues to have on American farmers. We know that Trump’s history with casinos was a colossal failure, so Trump’s […]
