Links to the articles at the site. BTW I do NOT trust any poll numbers, which he cites frequently.
https://www.wildworldofpolitics.com/post/today-s-news-november-30-2023
7) Really good news. Sleeping longer over the weekend may prevent heart attacks! I knew I was doing something right.
8) A New York bill would attempt to force Chick-Fil-A locations to be open on Sunday. Wow, that would mean Kanye would have to change his lyrics. (”Closed on Sunday. You’re my Chick-Fil-A”).
9) Typical. An Austin lib who defunded police now wants patrols at his home.
10) There is a direct line from Rutabaga’s Deep State to the Colorado Trump decision. Yeah, duh. Who ever thought there wasn’t except DeSoros, who thinks Trump and the DemoKKKrats are working together to deny him the nomination?
11) Nick Knack Paddywhack Give a Uke a Bomb supposedly is down only 14 points to President Trump in New Hampshire. Certainly she has picked up support from the DeSorosoids, because Rob has dropped to just 5% there, or, ZERO delegates.
12) A new Florida law requires small-town officials to disclose their finances, causing significant numbers of resignations.
13) Justice Jumpin’ Jackson Brown is hit with ethics complaints over financial disclosures. Could be a warning shot-—try to remove Thomas, we remove Brown. Not a fair trade. How about we give you Roberts instead?
14) Senator Josh Hawley is holding up some of Yertle’s RNO appointees.
15) Remember when Cong. Madison Cawthorne played down his partying by saying what he was doing was nothing compared to what went on in the rest of Congress? After the sex tape from Sen. Ben Cardin’s (now-resigned) staffer, another sex tape scandal from R Congressman Dan Newhouse’s office has surfaced.
16) Hey, remember the other President removed from a ballot? That would be Abraham Lincoln, removed from Southern ballots in 1860.
IN TRANSOID NEWS
17) Two Michigan parents have sued a public school for using male pronouns with their 8th grade daughter.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
18) Rutabaga’s oil lease sale is a drop in the oil bucket.
19) Consumer spending drove the U.S. economy to a 4.3% growth rate in the third quarter. So where are people getting all this money?
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
20) Just how bad are EVs in Canada?
21) The Frogs, belatedly, have had enough, passing stricter immigration laws. Barn, meet horse.
22) Large storms have shut down Christmas travel in England..
[”immigrant/s”?]
23) Multiple people dead at a mass shooting at a university in Prague.
24) Brit mortgage rates dipped below 4%.
IN CHINA VIRUS NEWS
28) An Australian academic paper states that “Neither risk nor cost can justify these [China Virus vaccines]..”
29) Imagine that. A paper was published in Wuhan about the China Virus with spike protein in 2018. But you know, the China Virus was due to bat soup or something.
A New York bill would attempt to force Chick-Fil-A locations to be open on Sunday.
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FTA -
“The bill would “ensure that all future contracts for food concessions at transportation facilities owned by the Thruway Authority... be required to operate seven days a week, with an exclusion to temporary concessions such as farmers markets or local vendors.” According to the Democrat & Chronicle, that means Chick-fil-A wouldn’t immediately be forced to open on Sundays at locations in New York’s Service Area Redesign and Redevelopment project, but the law would apply to future food service agreements.””
The article also states that the bill’s sponsor believes -
“Publicly owned service areas should use their space to maximally benefit the public. Allowing for retail space to go unused one-seventh of the week or more is a disservice and unnecessary inconvenience to travelers who rely on these service areas.”
Maybe a clever lawyer for Chick-Fil-A will make the case that the DMV, which sells licenses and registrations, falls under this premise and is arguably more important to NY citizens than Chick-Fil-A. NYS should beware the law of unintended consequences.
Interesting about the FL law requiring small town officials to disclose financials, causing mass resignations. I wish the linked article was more detailed.