05/25/20
Once the authorities have investigated a situation and reached conclusions, they will not readily revisit the matter even if there are strong arguments for doing so. Read More...Tags: Francis Bacon, J. Edgar Hoover, President John Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, Clyde Tolson, Mark Shaw, Earl Warren, Warren Report, Gerald Posner, House Select Committee on Assassinations, Dorothy Kilgallen, Melvin Belli, Manhattan District Attorney's Office, Robert Kennedy, John McCone, Carlos Marcello
05/18/20
If last week’s activity was any sign of what the House of Representatives is likely to accomplish in DC, they might as well go back into recess for a while. Read More...Tags: proxy voting in House, virtual meetings and voting by House committees, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, potential adoption of virtual voting on House floor, HEROES Act, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, Rep. Pete King, Joe Biden, Sen Mitch McConnell, President Donald Trump, President Harry Truman, Americans for Prosperity, Heritage Action, Freedom Works, Heartland Institute, no State and Local gov't bailourts, CMS regulatory changes , telehealth consulations, professional licensing requirements, physician supervision, patient privacy, America is not for sale
05/11/20
The president's vision for reopening the country seems generally sensible. SAFE doesn't favor spending a lot more money, but the opposition's ideas aren't fiscally responsible either.
Read More...Tags: President George W. Bush, 9/11, President Donald Trump, virtual townhall, Fox News, Brett Baier, Martha MacCallum, President Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln Memorial, Japan, Jared Kushner, Gretchen Whitmer, Wuhan China, Joe Biden, tariffs on China, deficits, national debt, infrastructure, payroll tax cut, Vice President Mike Pence, Steve Mnuchin, John Roberts, President Xi, William Barr, Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Biden's Emergency Plan to Save the Economy, Sen. Chris Coons, William Kristol
05/04/20
A partial economic shutdown to fight the coronavirus pandemic was quickly accomplished; getting back to normal and settling accounts with China may take a lot longer. Read More...Tags: Ronald Reagan, Spanish flu of 1918 , Asian flu of 1957, Hong Kong flu of 1968, World Health Organization, Federal Drug Administration, economic relief, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Sheriff David Clark, Katherine Henry, Gov. John Carney, South China Sea, Taiwan, America Together: Returning to Work
04/27/20
Skeptical of a proposed expansion of Delaware’s Renewable Portfolio Standard, SAFE has suggested the need for a thorough review and offered to participate. Read More...Tags: DE Governor John Carney, Renewable Portfolio Standard , man-made global warming theory, greenhouse gases, CO2 , water vapor, renewable energy , green jobs, wind and solar power, nuclear power, Bloom Energy fuel cells, Intermittent power, dispatchable power, DE Sen. Harris McDowell, John Nichols, John Greer, DNREC, Sierra Club, Dr. Michael Mann, Shaw Garvin, The Power of Bad, blue team/red team reviews, Bill Morris, Terrestrial Energy, A Question of Power, Robert Bryce, Michael Moore, Planet of the Humans
04/20/20
Perceptions re handling of the coronavirus pandemic may determine the outcome of the 2020 elections, and both sides are preparing accordingly. Read More...Tags: 9/11, Congressional unity, coronavirus pandemic, Pew Research, US political climate, Consistent liberals, Consistent conservatives, Pollitically inactive citizens, Truth in the middle?, partisan divide, President Donald Trump, Tax cut and jobs act, 2018 mid-term elections, Vindictive impeachment process, USMCA trade agreement, US government overhaul project, Wuhan (China), World Health Organization, Trump's travel ban on China, CARES Act, plans to reopen America, 2020 election a coronavirus referendum, paycheck protection small business loan program, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Mitch McConnell, Sen. Chuck Schumer, House Trump investigations, Presidential order to adjourn Congress, early voting, voting by mail