Danny Tyree
It’s a drastically different world than when I was working a summertime job during college.
The first summer, a middle-aged co-worker would proudly pat his ample stomach and announce, “This is my baby — Bud Miller!” The second summer, my boss (hi, Elgin!) tried (unsuccessfully) to get me to drink my first beer.
Michael Reagan
Trump is still being Trump.
Whether he’s holding his stand-up political rallies in Wilkes-Barre or Ohio, or delivering his incendiary early morning tweet storms, he’s not going to change his wild and crazy ways.
He’s been doing a lot of great stuff in Washington, but if he wants to stay there he’d better be careful.
The raw party numbers are against him.
Last time around, in 2016, the Democrats had a deplorable candidate — Hillary Clinton — who lots of Democrats didn’t like, either, and therefore didn’t show up to vote for at the polls.
Michelle Malkin
Valentino Dixon’s lesson in injustice
“If it wasn’t for my artwork and God, there’s no way we’d be having this conversation right now.”
Tom Purcell
Just as more private-sector organizations are calling telecommuting workers back to the office, two politicians in Washington hope to encourage federal agencies to allow more government employees to work from home.
As it goes, the Trump administration is seeking to cut back on federal employee telework programs. But Reps. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., and John Sarbanes, D-Md., are promoting the Telework Metrics and Cost Savings Act to prevent telework reductions.
That’s probably not a good idea.
Peter Funt
“90% of media coverage of my Administration is negative, despite the tremendously positive results we are achieving.”
No need to check the math in President Trump’s recent tweet. For argument’s sake let’s say he’s correct. Fact is, “negative” reporting about him these days might even be closer to 95 percent.
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