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Let’s end the trade war with Canada.  Susan Collins can help.

Yesterday: Susan Collins expressed her disapproval of Trump’s tone regarding Canada.  She is working with the President to lessen the impact of the trade war on her constituents in Maine. Congressional Democrats have called for a special session to regulate AI.  But they have no idea how to do this. So here’s an alternative.  How […]

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SCOTUS Delays in Deciding

“Midterm Elections Threatened. Where’s the Media?” J.P. McJefferson Thoughts Something potentially enormous is happening at the Supreme Court involving the November midterm elections. You might not know it from watching the news. The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court for emergency permission to implement new U.S. Postal Service (USPS) rules governing mail-in ballots. A […]

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Price Index for All Urban Consumers

As one can imagine costs have increased with the rise in fuel and impact of the politics in general. This president does not give a degree of confidence in his actions. So, business and the economy adjust accordantly. More to come as I deep dive this. The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) […]

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September 9, 2026, “there is no evidence for any of this story”

This is a long and good read. It does cover many of the issues, the United States is faced with internally and externally. The September 9 letter to Americans is a good summation of what is occurring. “Letters from an American” Prof. Heather Cox Richardson I have not posted anything lately from Prof. Heather Cox […]

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J.P. McJefferson Monitoring SCOTUS actions Applicants vs California

J.P McJefferson Monitoring the Progress of the Injunction on his commentary; “Latest SCOTUS Activity on the Mail-In Ballot.” Application for a Stay of Injunction Issued by the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts. Day #2 following the September 9 deadline: The emergency application now appears fully briefed with the latest brief filed […]

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Quote of the day

I don’t care if we’re registered or not… I’m going to cheat like hell like they do…we’re going to vote. ~President Donald J. Trump, leading a pledge at his Dallas rally/convention.

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Manufacturing in the United States

Another presidential comment having no foundation and making little or no sense . . . I suspect the world is laughing at us due to Tr__p’s ignorance as our president. Or maybe? It is our ignorance for electing him to the presidency or not voting at all? Bombardier Already Manufactures in the United States Donald […]

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Continued very low jobless claims, and a note about vulnerability to a stock market shock

 – by New Deal democrat With other news (finally!) out today, let’s take at least a brief look at jobless claims. Initial claims declined -1,000 to 206,000, while the four week moving average declined -1,500 to 205,000. With the typical one week delay, continuing claims declined -1,000 as well to 1.774 million. These all continue to […]

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Employees See Positive and Negative Culture Change From AI

I entered the world of computerized master planning, component, and scheduling decades ago. You could do things via computer. But you still had to engage with the actual numbers and lead times. There was no such thing as non-human intervention. Humans still have the ability to think outside of the box or computer and do […]

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Blogging in the Age of AI

Something of interest. I had joined my friend Dan Crawford years ago. I was in Boston one time and we met for a beer at one of his places to drink one. I do miss him as we would exchange remarks and thoughts. Joel has kind of filled that void for me. You can not […]

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Bin Laden is winning

The point of terrorism isn’t military victory or conquest. It’s fear. And bin Laden certainly achieved his goal on 9/11. The US invasion and military occupation of Iraq and the current US war against Iran are the direct consequences of 9/11, as are DHS, ICE and the mass deportations. Indeed, the Trump GOP has embraced […]

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Medicare Cuts?

I asked a question about whether the cuts apply to Traditional Medicare also. Merrill’s commentary is not that clear as to whether this is solely to Medicare Advantage. In which case, if is to all of Medicare, why give recipients an increase next year? As you are reading, you will find Medicare Advantage is more […]

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Canada, Fuel, Iran, US Economy, and Other Issues

“Letters from an American” Prof. Heather Cox Richardson I have not posted anything lately from Prof. Heather Cox Richardson’s site “Letters from an American” for while. The professor is covering much of the current state of affairs political and economical in our nation. An excellent summation of those issues: “Letters from an American,” September 10, […]

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Updating the potential for an Iran war oil shock

– by New Deal democrat When the Iran war started this past March, I wrote about the potential for an oil shock and a resulting recession. While it briefly looked like that could happen, Wall Street’s rose colored glasses approach to oil futures together with the gradual draining of the strategic oil reserve prevented that from […]

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Who Gets the Unearned Income?

Steve Roth – Wealth Economics: “Who Gets the Unearned Income?” Who are the “takers”? The answer may (not) surprise you. People discussing wealth, income, and inequality over recent decades often frame the discussion as a “Makers vs Takers” thing. Implicitly or explicitly, it’s about who deserves what. It started with the right. (Think: “welfare queens” vs noble, […]

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Quote of the day

So the choice we face in the next generation is not capitalism versus communism, or the end of history versus the return of history, but the politics of social cohesion based around collective purposes versus the erosion of society by the politics of fear. ~Tony Judt

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Post by J.P. McJefferson: Latest SCOTUS Activity on the Mail-In Ballot

THIS LATEST SCOTUS ACTIVITY ON THE MAIL-IN BALLOT CASE IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT. IT WILL BE THE ULTIMATE TEST OF HOW CORRUPT OUR SUPREME COURT IS. IF THEY RULE IN FAVOR OF TRUMP, IT COULD BE DISASTROUS FOR THE MID-TERM ELECTION. HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT BY 4PM TODAY FROM SCOTUS (today, September 9, 2026) IN THE […]

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The Republican Healthcare Plan Disaster – Charles Gaba

I did not vote for Tr__p. I do not like Tr__p. He is an enriched person who has suffered the results of becoming rich through an inheritance and building from such. With that in mind, lets talk about healthcare. Arizona Congress Representative Eli Crane voted in conjunction with other Republicans to cut healthcare benefit subsidies. […]

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Voting

It is disappointing the courts still allow Herr Tr__p to present such nonsense. It is obvious what he intends to do with his scheme. And Roberts is right in there with him. I am not sure that SCOTUS has seen a Chief Justice previously as biased as Roberts. “on the issue of affirmative action and […]

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