Kevin Bae

Non-Social in a Socially Networked World

Tag: government

  • Mayor wears battle helmet to talk to peaceful protesters

    This is akin to the CNN reporter talking about mostly peaceful protests while buildings are burning in the background. How stupid is the world we live in now? Mayor Mike Elliott of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota should change his name to Mike Idiot.

  • FDA approves drugs on an honor system

    I just learned something new today. I wonder if this was always true or if it is a relatively new thing. Here’s a clip from the Low Carb MD podcast where they interview Katherine Eban. She’s an investigative journalist. https://podverse.fm/clip/7dN250pRx

  • Kemp whiffs on opening Georgia

    Middle of the road Republicans are always a problem. This is loser behavior. You can’t appease your enemies. They won’t vote for you anyway. All you do with a middle of the road stance is piss off your allies. The governor signed an executive order that as of April 8 ends a ban on large gatherings, eliminates…

  • Woman survives Holocaust only to be killed by Cuomo’s COVID-19 policies

    Felicia Friedman lived to be 94 years old. She died on May 19, 2020 due to Emmy winning Governor Cuomo’s decision to send COVID-19 patients into nursing homes. How’s the impeachment going in NYC? Oh… it’s not. Turns out if you’re a Democrat you can send people to their deaths and diddle your staff with…

  • Concept of prolonged COVID-19 symptoms dubious

    I don’t doubt that some people who have severe infection from COVID-19 can have permanent damage. Seems logical. But, I’m against the NIH spending over $1 billion to study something based on a dubious surveys where almost half never had a COVID test in the first survey and only 15.9% tested positive in the second…

  • A Senate without the filibuster might be a good thing

    Imagine a paralyzed Senate. A Senate that gets nothing done. A Senate that can’t pass legislation. It’s like a dream come true! It takes only one Republican to object to a request but a majority to overcome most objections. Mr. Schumer might at any time need all 50 of his members—and the vice president—on the…