Biden has two massive drags
on his campaign, one he can cut lose from and the other somewhat impossible.
Kamala Harris and her cackling and chuckling and word salad coupled with the
fact that the odds of Biden living out a second term are probably not very good
and he should replace her (would not want to see any acts by him to improve his
chances but if Trump is on the ticket an anti-Trump fervor still alive and well
will go to the polls in droves and since I value country would suggest someone
like Karen Bass, Mayor of Los Angeles ) The other is son Hunter whose
connections with China will become increasingly problematic along with his
other legal issues as an IRS whistleblower has come forward asking for
protection due to the alleged mishandling of the investigation by the IRS. Maybelline
marketing executives may have been asleep and missed Bud Lights’ boycott
inducing ad fiasco, but the cosmetic powerhouse has announced its partnership
with TG Dylan Mulvaney. It is still early in the gaffes during presidential
campaign cycle but Blues seem to be closing ranks in support of the Biden/Harris
ticket on the issue of his age. 2 Virginia Commonwealth lawmakers, Monty Mason,
a father with 2 daughters, and Shelly Simonds, a mother with 2 daughters, were
caught on a hot mic railing against parents’ rights in the education of their
children (like Animal Farm where all parents are equal but elected
lawmaker parents are more equal). Biden desperate to conceal his cognitive decline
was caught with a crib sheet and the question the first reporter would ask him.
Where is the Gene McCarthy of the Blues that realize the American public in their
choices deserve better? (Robert Kennedy, Jr. like his father against LBJ and
the Vietnam War has stepped in but his speaking skills are atrocious).
April 25, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka
The Alaskanpoet
Noted Holidays: World Intellectual Property
Day: Created
by the World Intellectual Property Organization (“WIPO”) created on this day in 2000 and celebrated
on this day by WIPO to promote public awareness of all forms
of intellectual property from patents, trademarks to trade secrets which are
vital to a company maintaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace where
unfortunately certain nations like China routinely try at every opportunity to
steal the IP of a companies and universities around the world.
Word of the Day: The word of the day is “anaerectic” which means destructive which
describes to a tee what many conservatives believe will result to our economy
from the Squad’s Green New Deal.
Number
1 Song: The number 1 song on this
day in 2004 was “Yeah” by Usher feat. Lil’ Jon and Ludacris on a run of 12
weeks to share with 11 other songs achieving number 1 ranking while 13 acts
including Lil Jon achieved their first number 1 ranking. Here is a music video
with lyrics of Usher feat. Lil Jon and
Ludacris performing “Yeah”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxBSyx85Kp8
April 26 Famous Birthdays: Melania Trump, born on this day in 1970 in Novo Mesto, Slovenia ,
was the first foreign born First Lady who had more class and elegance than any
other First Lady in modern history but was despised and ridiculed by the MSM
and although a very high paid fashion model before she married Trump never
graced the cover of Vogue while First Lady.
Noted Events on April 25:
1. 1937—Bombers from the German Condor Legion of the Luftwaffe and
the Italian Aviazone Legionaria bombed during
the Spanish Civil War the Basque town of Guernica, killing almost 1700 people
and largely destroying the town in an attempt to demoralize the civilian
population. The bombing was memorialized by Pablo Picasso in one of his paintings.
2.
1956—The world became a much
smaller and cheaper place to move goods when the world’s first commercially
successful container ship the SS Ideal X which had been modified from
its original purpose of being an oil tanker to carry containers left Port Newark,
New Jersey with 58 containers aboard heading to Houston where 58 semi-trucks
would be waited to deliver the containers to customers.
3. 1981—Doctor
Michael Harrison at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center successfully
performed the first open fetal surgery to correct a fetal urinary obstruction
that if not corrected prior to birth would have destroyed the kidneys of the
fetus and most likely would have resulted in death.
4.
1986—In one of the world’s most
serious nuclear disaster, at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine in
the Soviet Union, Reactor 4 experienced a meltdown, contaminating 1000’s of
acres of land and spewing massive amounts of radiation into the atmosphere.
True to its typical concealment mode the Soviet Union did not alert Europe to
the disaster until radiation counters in Scandinavia started spiking
5. 1994—South Africa held its first
multi-racial election to fill the 400 seats of the National Assembly which
started on this day and lasted for 3 days. Nelson Mandela’s party won with almost
63% of the vote and after bringing to minority parties elected Nelson Mandela
as president.
Famous Quotes on Events and Issues: Rose George, noted British
journalist on |carbon emissions of shipping goods: Shipping
is the greenest method of transport. In terms of carbon emissions per ton per
mile, it emits about a thousandth of aviation and about a tenth of trucking.
But it's not benign, because there's so much of it. So shipping emissions are
about three to four percent, almost the same as aviation's.”
© April 26, 2023 Michael P.
Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
www.alaskanpoet.blogspot.com
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