June 2023

Oregon students will have to gain personal finance credits, career path skills to graduate. Oh, sure. Require ’em to know how to balance a checkbook, but don’t oblige them to understand how to add, subtract, or read a bank statement, all skills necessary to balance that checkbook. That’s the very definition of priority misalignment. Way to go, Salem – you’ve missed the mark again.

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Garland denies interfering with Hunter Biden probe in first comments since whistleblower claims released. Everybody knows (or they should) that Garland invented the phrase “plausible deniability” and is nothing more than a political bureaucrat, still pissed that he’s not wearing a black robe and sitting on the Supreme Court bench after Republicans shorted out his nomination by Obama. As for the Bidens, all commonsensers know the whole Biden family – especially the Idiot in Chief and his kid, Hunter – have more baggage than a Samsonite factory.

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Multnomah County sues fossil fuel companies for 2021 heat dome deaths, damages. Usually, I’m saying, “I hope they win,” THIS time, I’m saying, “I hope they lose.” There are plenty of commonsense scientists that’ll dispute the ones a county full of WP tree-huggin’ earthfirsters will call to the stand.

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Adam Schiff censured by House for ‘false’ allegations on Trump-Russia collusion. What can I say? What goes around, comes around.

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3 Kotek delay mishaps (she can’t make a tough decision). If you voted for Crazy Kotek, pay attention. It’s just gettin’ started – she’s got three years to go. Are you happy yet? You better buckle up ’cause it’s gonna be a rough ride.

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