There's a point at which civil war -- which might be won or lost and will cause millions of deaths either way -- is better than the status quo. Anyone who thinks we are close to that point is insane.

I have noticed that I often agree with friends on the left that some corporate action is bad for society, but am less inclined to blame the corporate executives and more inclined to blame government actors who gave them bad incentives. But I do put *some* blame on the corporate executives.

The irony here is that Benny Johnson and Tim Pool, key popularizer of this secret Politico funding theory, actually were secretly and illegally paid millions of dollars by the Russian government. (They claim they didn't know the money was from Russia.) www.washingtonpost.com/style/media/...

Can I assume that he's a freshman?

Or at least put some restrictions on it, including (as you have suggested) Congressional review.

I'm not sure about this law review article as a matter of what the law is, but I like it in terms of what the law should be digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/law_review/4...

Like I said, this is not a constitutional role of the Executive, but Biden seems to think it is, and Trump will happily embrace that expansion of presidential power.

Also, cumulative inflation over that time seems to be about the same for both categories