I try not to do too many “Yeah, what he said” posts. But Keith Olbermann put it so beautifully last night I can’t resist.
You can follow this link to the video and transcript, or just watch the embedded video below….
I particularly like Senator Kennedy’s observation, made again by Olbermann. “You mean, Mr. PResident, you are really prepared to put the lives of the American people at risk just to protect the phone companies?”
Stay tuned . . . .
Asylum officers rebel against Trump policies they say are immoral and illegal https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2019-11-15/asylum-officers-revolt-against-trump-policies-they-say-are-immoral-illegal
The FTC has taken some steps in this direction with high-profile settlements involving Facebook, YouTube and Equifax. But critics say they’re just slaps on the wrist.
The FTC says Pew’s study is evidence that regulators need more authority:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/15/tech/data-privacy-pew-study/index.html
Guys, I wrote this thing. But I'm currently in Europe, where I can't even read the Daily News because of GDPR (tech policy matters!). So you'll have to trust me when I tell you that it basically says NYC is the best. https://twitter.com/NYDailyNews/status/1195066896195948544
.@DevinNunes knows the rules authorizing the impeachment inquiry allow him to yield time to his counsel, but no one else. The stunt he and @RepStefanik just pulled shows he is aware that minority counsel Steve Castor’s performance on Wednesday was widely panned as ineffective
Did not take the jury long on that one.
JUST IN: Trump associate Roger Stone convicted for lying to Congress, witness tampering related to WikiLeaks http://hill.cm/zzPSFzW
We live in interesting times.
The best journalists of our days are two comedians, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, and one sportscaster, Keith Olbermann.
“We live in interesting times.” Isn’t that a Chinese Curse???
Olbermann was AWESOME.