Commentary

As has been the case for months, people who are vaccinated or vaccinated and boosted account for over 70% of each type of breakthrough event.

Jan Malcolm departs the scene but not our research summaries.

California setting a record going from a big budget surplus to a big deficit. And Newsom thinks Floridians, who have no income tax, should want to come to his state.

As time passes, pretty clear vaxing and boosting have a waning effect on epidemic events.

Health care inflation and spending continue to rise.

Some cheery Sunday morning thoughts on the crypto implosion, our similarly imploding national economy and our know-nothing youngsters.

Donald Trump is the only thing that stands between conservatism and leading the country in the right direction.

Most people have no conception of the irreversible economic and financial mess we have created.

Apparently we have a lot of dunces in this country who think that voting to keep the right to kill babies up to the moment of birth is more important than addressing the deplorable state of our economy, our educational system, our health care and myriad other problems.

Even mild depression after last night’s results can’t stop the flow of information.

Minnesotans love living in hell so we voted for four more years of a lies and incompetent, expensive government.

One person and one only is to blame for the election debacle for conservatives.

The election results likely mean the country will continue lunatic policies that have wrecked the financial condition and economy of the country and will lower quality of life.

Ted Lasso is so much more than a comedy.

Overall, vaccines have a marginal impact on the course of the epidemic, and boosting looks quite ineffective.