As Paul Krugman often noted, it’s mainly money we owe ourselves. And Republicans have a big incentive to actually increase it (see my pinned post).

James Clerk Maxwell wrote down the laws of electromagnetism in the mid-1800s.
They were a major precursor of Einstein’s theory of special relativity.
For malignant narcissist Trump, “nobody knows” means “I don’t know”. Because nobody else really exists.

Remember “Who knew that healthcare could be so complicated?”
And “Most people don’t know that Lincoln was a Republican.”
Blithering idiot.

Gives me the dry heaves.

I'm mad about the shut down and worried about healthcare, but not letting people starve is a pretty good reason to cave on this bureaucratic fight, the more I think about it. So just say that: Republicans wanted you to starve rather than compromise, so we let this one go.

But those wealthy people in the United States still live shorter lives than Northern and Western Europeans who earn modest incomes or live in poverty."
Let this sink in: in America, being rich gives you a FORTY PERCENT lower risk of dying prematurely!
America is great again!

such deaths are *declining* in 34 other high-income countries.
Of course, "wealth generally confers health and longevity, with the richest Americans having about a 40 percent lower risk of death than the poorest.…

The widely known fact that Costco treats their employees well is a big strategic advantage over starvation employers like Wal-Mart (& Sam's Club).

Meanwhile Trump throws extravagant parties with a strong "Let Them Eat Cake" vibe.

Kind of has Stephen Miller's fingerprints on it, doesn't it?

Saw a thing the other day by some yahoo who said women shouldn't vote and men need to "protect" them from their "suicidal empathy". Not kidding.
IIRC, he claimed some religious affiliation. Bet he's fun at parties.