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Here are ten things that happened…
1. Trump wore a blue suit to the Pope’s funeral.
2. Media gives itself awards.
The White House Correspondents’ dinner gave a prize to the one guy who dared to tell the truth about Biden’s cognitive decline (on the Left, the Right was all over the story).
Dave Marcus says it best.
3. Trump nodded off at the Pope’s funeral.
4. Trump met with Zelensky at the Vatican.
5. Media reports that Trump’s approval ratings are “lowest for any president in 80 years”
5. “A Moral Moment” — Cory Booker and Hakeem Jeffries sit on Capitol steps, and a camera miraculously appears.
6. Resistance Cosplay Escalates inside the Doomsday Bunker.
Byron York has his answer:
7. I was on the Adam Carolla Show, in case you missed it. CLICK HERE.
I was also on ’s podcast, if you’re interested.
8. “Free Luigi”
9. A Very Good Film Essay on the Plight of Men in Media
10. A Reality Check
Hope you are having a nice Sunday.
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The Luigi fangirls are not only extolling a murderer, they don't have the faintest idea about what health insurance companies actually do. They are administrators, not policy makers. Policy is made by plan sponsors. For most Americans, this means your employer, CMS, or the Obamacare exchanges. In some case, the plan sponsors are constrained by statute such as Obamacare, EMTLA and numerous state statutes.