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They’re lying

[unable to retrieve full-text content]““Contrary to the hysteria, redirecting billions of allocated NIH spending away from administrative bloat means there will be more money and resources available for legitimate scientific research, not less,” White House spokesperson Kush Desai said.” Here’s how you know they’re lying. If they were telling the truth, there would be no net reduction to the […] The post They’re lying appeared first on Angry Bear.

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Some links on the current constitutional predicament

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Democrats need to win elections, full stop.  As I wrote here, this may mean “heightening the contradictions”.  Michael Dorf: If there is a path back to sanity, then, it probably must travel through a change of heart by the people who support Trump’s assault on democracy. They will not likely be won over by appeals […] The post Some links on the current constitutional predicament appeared first on Angry Bear.

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Worker Shortage in Washington D.C.

[unable to retrieve full-text content]People complain about the size of the Federal Government, its costs and taxes, and how the size of it infringes upon the nation’s economy. Complaining of the size of government, Grover Norquist once said, “I don’t want to abolish government. I simply want to reduce it to the size where I can drag it into […] The post Worker Shortage in Washington D.C. appeared first on Angry Bear.

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January’s CPI increase of 0.5% in consumer prices was not welcome and . . .

[unable to retrieve full-text content]January CPI: a new paradigm, with the reappearance of some old suspects  – by New Deal democrat Needless to say, January’s increase of 0.5% in consumer prices was not welcome. And there was a changing of the guard somewhat, as several of the old suspects (food and energy) made new appearances. Some of the spike […] The post January’s CPI increase of 0.5% in consumer prices was not welcome and . . . appeared first on Angry Bear.

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Threatening the World with Tariffs

[unable to retrieve full-text content]I am finding there are a greater degree of politics going on in economic commentaries. Maybe it was always there and I was just missing it? A bit of Paul Krugman this Wednesday morning on Global Trade and Tariffs. Trump’s threatens countries with tariffs if they do not bow to him and do as he […] The post Threatening the World with Tariffs appeared first on Angry Bear.

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Games

Our table games are open on a dai­ly basis dur­ing the start­ing hours of typ­i­cal­ly the casi­no. Even if you were not real­ly look­ing to play, our facil­i­ties and atmos­phere are open up to you from your restau­rants and per­son­al live gigs almost all the way to be able to sports grand­stands. The 2024 IIHF Ice Hock­ey World Cham­pi­onship begins for the Finnish nation­al team Lei­jonat with­in the begin­ning day in the event Fri­day May 12, when Fin­land con­fronts the host...

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‘The Trump Swamp Is Growing’

[unable to retrieve full-text content]‘The Trump Swamp Is Growing’: President Fires Ethics Chief as DOJ Moves to Drop Eric Adams Charges Common Dreams U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday fired the director of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) as his administration (packed with billionaires and riddled with conflicts of interest) abandons even the pretense of opposing corruption and lawlessness. A course […] The post ‘The Trump Swamp Is...

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GDP Grows 2.3 Percent

[unable to retrieve full-text content]GDP Grows 2.3 Percent, Led by a Big Jump in Durable Good Sales, CEPR The economy grew at a 2.3 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter, somewhat less than had generally been expected. However the reason for the miss was a sharp slowing in inventory growth, which subtracted 0.93 percentage points from GDP for […] The post GDP Grows 2.3 Percent appeared first on Angry Bear.

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Judges for me but not for thee

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Suddenly, Trump supporters are no longer fans of district judges: “For those of us who lived through the reigns of Judges Matthew Kacsmaryk and Reed O’Connor (so, like, we who were alive six months ago), this is a surprising turn of events. “The Kacsmaryks and O’Connors thwarted the Biden administration constantly, and on much hackier […] The post Judges for me but not for thee appeared first on Angry Bear.

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CAR VII

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Here I report on research on off the shelf CAR T-cells (which was conducted beyond the reach of Trump, Miust and Vought) The post CAR VII appeared first on Angry Bear.

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