Recent Comments

1. 8 days ago on Lisa Benson

   quarterly growth is over 5%… You’d think that would make folks like this happy

2. 9 days ago on Henry Payne

   The greatest threat to an individual might be guns (more gun control now!) but the greatest threat to humanity remains climate change.

3. 10 days ago on Mike Beckom

   I guess we suck on both sides.

4. 10 days ago on Mike Lester

   You can win Nobel prizes and still be pretty dumb. In any case, scientific consensus isn’t just a bunch of people deciding to agree on something, scientific consensus comes about when the majority of experiments and scientific results point to a given conclusion. Einstein was right, not because a bunch of guys decided he was right, but because countless experiments have proven him right (so far).

5. 25 days ago on Kevin Kallaugher

   Inflation: 3.7% and dropping; Interest rates level and expected to drop; Trump is 77 years old and a babbling freak; southern border is under the control of a congress that won’t negotiate a solution in good faith; gas prices are not controlled by the President (see: Middle East and Ukraine wars); Hunter Biden is a dog that won’t hunt; Trump is still 77 years old and a babbling freak. Oh, and unemployment is only 3.9%; domestic investment is high; the office of President isn’t a lunatic laughable echo chamber; no press conferences at Four Seasons Total Landscaping; few, if any, speeches that echo Hitler, etc etc etc

6. about 2 months ago on Chip Bok

   Yes it is.

7. about 2 months ago on Gary Varvel

   Turnip’s foreign policy was to turn tail and run from all alliances.

8. about 2 months ago on Ted Rall

   RFK Jr. is a Republican ratf*cker. He runs as an Independent. For what reason does Biden have to “debate” an anti-vax conspiracy theorist who isn’t even running as a Democrat?

9. about 2 months ago on Henry Payne

   science is not a religion. Climate Change is affecting us all by now (except the very rich). And it is still the greatest threat to human life that the world has ever faced.

10. about 2 months ago on Pedro X. Molina

    Immigration policy failures lie squarely in the US Congress. Their inability to craft a comprehensive policy on immigration, asylum and the humane treatment of refugees and ‘illegals’ IS the problem. And the reason is that shouting about the failures is much more useful to them than coming up with a solution. At the moment, the GOP is the worse of the two parties on this.