After listening Democrat (P)residential Candidate Joe Biden campaining from his basement, socially-distanced rooms, and custom-tailored town halls, Vice (P)residential Candidate Kamala Harris campaining from her Twitter account, and each of them campaining from a one-on-one debate with Trump and Pence, I believe I have a fairly good idea of the Democrats’ 2020 Campain Platform.
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Posted in Are You Kidding me?, Health, History, Politics, The Economy
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Tagged 2020 Election, Biden, Campaign Platform, Democrats, Economy, Harris, Health, ObamaCare, Politicians, Republicans, Socialism, Trump, Values
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As part of my job I routinely track current and emerging technologies to answer questions posed by my customers, make my company more competitive, avoid violating intellectual property of others, and occasionally educating myself. Perhaps 50 to 400 technical articles a week might cross my desk, most of which I superficially scan, some I read in detail, and fewer still requiring action by me or my colleagues.
Today, while reading about how gas turbines could be used to adjust the trajectory of asteroids approaching Earth my mind wandered to the “billions and billions” of stars in the Universe, which then led me to think of a more practical, Earthbound situation:
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Posted in Computers, Medicine, Packaging, Politics, Technology
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Tagged Data Collection, Process, Science, Technology, Tracking, Values, Voting
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Yes, dear Readers (and, occasional hackers) you read that title correctly: I’m not talking about the country of Poland, which undoubtedly has a rich and proud history, but rather the exactly inexact “science” of Statistics. With an election drawing near I thought now might be a nice time to reflect upon history.
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Posted in Games, History, Media, Polls, Quotes
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Tagged Elections, History, Media, Press, Process, Statistics, Tracking, Trump
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When I was a kid I’d always remember when the family was going to the beach but almost never when to do my chores (like cleaning my room): My observant dad referred to it as “Selective memory” (not to be confused with “Selective hearing”, which he also claimed I suffered from…but, I digress), and occasionally resorted to clever visual aids (like placing a garden hoe next to my bedroom door, along with the threat of no ice cream for dessert) rather than relying solely on my conveniently-unreliable power of recollection.
Well, it seems Canadian Broadcast Hall-of-Famer and veteran Fox News Reporter John Roberts might have turned a childhood trait into a lucrative career-extending skill, if his recollection of President Trump’s condemnation of ray cism and Whyte Supreme Assay is any indication*.
Consider:
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Posted in Are You Kidding me?, History, Media, Not Surprisingly, Politics
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Tagged ABC, Bias, Fail, Fox News, John Roberts, Kyra Phillips, Media, Revisionist History, Social Media, Trump
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Tonight at 9 PM Eastern Standard Time is the first of three Presidential Debates between Republican Candidate President Donald Trump and the Democrat Candidate the former Vice President Joe Biden. A career businessman who as President has spent the last 47 months “Making America Great Again” versus a career politician who has spent the last 47 years in the United States Senate accomplishing promises to accomplish promises he’s made.
The debate moderator is reporter and interview host Chris Wallace of Fox News, son of legendary CBS news reporter Mike Wallace and a registered Democrat who started his career at ABC News in 1989 before moving to Fox News in 2003.
Tonight’s debate topics will include the COVID-19 Crisis and the Economy.
As Chris Wallace is known to be one of the most well-prepared reporters in the business and likes to ask the “tough questions” of his guests, here’s a [what I truly hope is a fictional] exchange at tonight’s Presidential Debate:
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Posted in Health, Media, Medicine, Politics
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Tagged 2020 Election, Biden, COVID-19, Democrats, Economy, Media, Politicians, Presidential Debates, Trump
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