Muda69

Here we go: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/17/us/kentucky-refused-quarantine-coronavirus-trnd/index.html Welcome to the new America. And yet another bullshit possible abuse of power of the Commerce Clause.

Stop It With the Coronavirus Curfews Already: https://reason.com/2020/03/17/stop-it-with-the-coronavirus-curfews-already/

Sound like maybe they chose the wrong profession, if the money if that important to them.

Airlines’ $58 Billion Bailout Request Puts Scrutiny on Past: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-17/airlines-58-billion-bailout-request-puts-past-under-scrutiny?sref=P6Q0mxvj With all this "free money" due to COVID-19 everybody is coming to suck on the public teat, regardless that it was their own past decisions that helped to put them where they are today.

The disease will leave behind a residue of laws, spending, and precedents for future government actions.: https://reason.com/video/coronavirus-is-the-health-of-the-state/

I will contact my duly elected representative in Congress. I suggest you do that same.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/17/sport/tom-brady-leave-new-england-spt-intl/index.html Colts bound.

Interesting question................................

No. I don't understand how in the world you came to that "logical" conclusion. Please educate yourself on the function and purpose of the U.S. Constition.

Colts part with coveted pick to obtain DL DeForest Buckner from 49ers: https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/nfl/colts/colts-insider/2020/03/16/colts-make-major-splash-trade-first-round-pick-deforest-buckner/5062470002/ Time of course will tell but this looks to be a smart move by Mr. Ballard. Next up in free agency: A quarterback?

That is a somewhat vague statement. And the federal government frankly has no business being involved in education. The U.S. Dept. of Education is an unconstitutional entity.

The Cronyism Buried in the Latest Coronavirus Relief Bill: https://reason.com/2020/03/16/coronavirus-cronyism/ Typical big government.

So in other words you believe government schools should receive a huge boost in funding, and that government school teachers should receive a huge boost in salaries.

Comcast/Xfinity. Last time I checked the speed about a week ago I was getting approx. 70mbs down and 6mbs up. However my cable modem is an older Motorola SB6120 that I bought used so it only conforms to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard and not the new 3.1. So I theoretically could get faster speeds, IF Comcast has updated the Frankfort area to DOCSIS 3.1. Anyway that speed and the unlimited data meet our needs for now.

Lock your doors:

lol, I've had internet at home for over a year now. It's how I'm currently working totally from home for at least the next three weeks. Still have facebook blocked at the router level.

UK's sewage system in danger of gridlock from toilet paper substitutes: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/uks-sewage-system-in-danger-of-gridlock-from-toilet-paper-substitutes-coronavirus

To hear you whine about it. Mission Accomplished. Enjoy the Echo Chamber.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/15/us/nfl-collective-bargaining-agreement/index.html Could do without the increase in the playoff field, it works just fine the way it is. And the extra regular season game is a wash, since the preseason will be reduced accordingly.

https://www.indystar.com/story/news/health/2020/03/16/indiana-coronavirus-updates-covid-19-news/5024713002/ Nice way to put some small establishments out of business. Slabby's Food & Freedom, we hardly knew ya..........................

Mitigating short term uncertainty and hardship for almost future economic disaster. And of course it will affect our children and grandchildren more than us. 'Tis the American Way.

Trump Gets What He Wants as Federal Reserve Interest Rate Target Drops to Zero: https://reason.com/2020/03/15/trump-gets-what-he-wants-as-federal-reserve-interest-rate-target-drops-to-zero/ Yahoo! Finance gives some context, noting that: President Donald Trump had been jawboning and hectoring Fed chief Jerome Powell to make this drastic interest rate move for a long time to boost "his" economy in an election year. But under current conditions, the move has a high risk of merely extending unnatural bubbles in certain asset values that will eventually crash, leaving monetary policy powerless to help. It has the additional risk of seeding high overall short-term price inflation of the sort we haven't seen in America in over three decades. The last time we've seen an annual price inflation rate over 5 percent, for example, was 1990. The Fed says it will likely keep to these policies until it feels the economy is on the other end of the COVID-19 crisis. Keep buying Gold. And seeds.