IF YOU LIVE IN A RED STATE, BEWARE: High-tax California proposes raising rates for millionaires.
As they escape, don't let them bring their culture with them.
Friday, July 31, 2020
ABOLISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS and give the money to the parents.
The school system my two granddaughters attend spends about $8,500/student per year. It's a good school system (for public schools) but that's a hell of a lot more than the average private school tuition.
The money should be allowed to follow the student to whatever school -- public or private -- that the student chooses to attend.
The school system my two granddaughters attend spends about $8,500/student per year. It's a good school system (for public schools) but that's a hell of a lot more than the average private school tuition.
The money should be allowed to follow the student to whatever school -- public or private -- that the student chooses to attend.
THIS SHOE CARTOON is cute.
And it leads to a question I've been wondering about for several months. One would think that, given the close quarters, filth, and squalor in which they live, the homeless population in the big, Democrat-run cities would have been decimated. Yet it has not (or at least not been reported).
Why? Are they, like those who eat at Roz's diner, immune to any kind of virus? If so, why? And why isn't this being investigated?
So many questions, so few answers.
And it leads to a question I've been wondering about for several months. One would think that, given the close quarters, filth, and squalor in which they live, the homeless population in the big, Democrat-run cities would have been decimated. Yet it has not (or at least not been reported).
Why? Are they, like those who eat at Roz's diner, immune to any kind of virus? If so, why? And why isn't this being investigated?
So many questions, so few answers.
A FITTING PUNISHMENT (FOR BOTH SIDES): Democrats warn hydroxycholoroquine may save your life but then you'll have to live in a reality where Trump is still president.
WUHAN FLU [CORONAVIRUS] UPDATE for July 31, 2020:
Daily deaths remain high and relatively stable (Georgia data has also been consistent over the last week); the daily reported cases (not on the graphs I post) appear to have peaked, averaging about 65,00 per day for the last 2 weeks. Georgia data is showing the same trend.
My estimate of the number of uninfected Americans and daily death rate continue to decline, now at 21.167% and 0.0600% respectively.
Georgia coronavirus case data remains high (about 3,500 cases daily) but seem to have peaked in mid-July; the same is true for daily deaths, still high, but seems to have peaked about 10 days later (early this week).
Daily deaths remain high and relatively stable (Georgia data has also been consistent over the last week); the daily reported cases (not on the graphs I post) appear to have peaked, averaging about 65,00 per day for the last 2 weeks. Georgia data is showing the same trend.
My estimate of the number of uninfected Americans and daily death rate continue to decline, now at 21.167% and 0.0600% respectively.
Georgia coronavirus case data remains high (about 3,500 cases daily) but seem to have peaked in mid-July; the same is true for daily deaths, still high, but seems to have peaked about 10 days later (early this week).
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