These are the most important charts I periodically post--this is what Tim Walz and Jan Malcolm did to Minnesotans--killed them with the terror campaign.
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Don't read the blog if you aren't interested in a thoughtful discussion of the science and the data relating to the epidemic and don't comment if you have no intellectual…
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We all need to step up and insist that appropriate action be taken to protect Americans from the ruination of our economy.
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The destruction of the economy has real consequences for people's lives, and those consequences are far worse than anything coronavirus could do.
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We all need to think about whether the extreme damage that is being done to people's lives by the reaction to the coronavirus isn't worse than the disease itself.
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A study claims we are entering a period of reduced solar activity which may lead to reduced temperatures.
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Another stop-loss market report, with some good tips for self-funded plans.
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Looks like 2027 will see even higher health cast spending trends.
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Housing costs are typically the single-highest cost in a consumer's budget and government fees and policies are pushing those costs up rapidly.
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Another study supposedly indicating that not catering to the transgender delusion in children leads to suicide bites the dust.
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We all want to ignore it, but we have a true disaster in federal deficit spending and amount of debt.
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The IPCC has routinely intentionally exaggerated research findings to create a hysterical narrative around climate change.
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Elon Musk's companies have brought incredible benefits to Americans and others around the world, so he is hated by Dems.
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A mixed week for US debt auctions, but the overall trend to higher rates is not good for out deficits.
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The stop-loss insurance market is facing the same challenges as its client base of self-funded employers.
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A short week's work and now a couple of weeks break on the anti-Strib.
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The May consumer price index rose significantly, as expected due to the rise in oil prices.
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