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Daily Archives: July 7, 2016
Another Worthless Republican Hearing
All the Republicans needed to do today was this: Get Comey to talk about Hillary’s NDA – where she agreed that classified information was “marked or unmarked” – and which listed severe criminal penalties for failing to protect it. Get Comey … Continue reading
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Hot Weather Is A Thing Of The Past In The Adirondack Mountains
One hundred years ago, New York’s Adirondack Mountains used to see temperatures over 100 degrees. Now they never get above 90 degrees.
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