Nancy Pelosi has Covid

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

And after reviewing the request it looks like it's going to happen. See how that works?

Unless it happened, it is not happening IMMEDIATELY.

Fortunately we're not accountable directly to corporate leaders because they simply don't have people's best interest over their own profits.

I think that Boeing did a fine job of illustrating what happens when industry tries to regulate itself.

For sure. Hell, look at these bastard oil barons making record profit while their propaganda blames Dems. Laughing all the way to the bank. Stupid cunts.

Point to financials that show that big oil is posting record net earnings... I'll wait.

Don’t be brainwashed.

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy ... FLgwHx7mF8

Edited to add: Looks like they were golden even before Christmas:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... -exclusive

[TC Talks]

Point to financials that show that big oil is posting record net earnings... I'll wait.

Someday we really need to teach you how to use Google.

Exxon signals record quarterly profit from oil and gas prices

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy ... 022-04-04/

[bmw]

Point to financials that show that big oil is posting record net earnings... I'll wait.

Someday we really need to teach you how to use Google.

Exxon signals record quarterly profit from oil and gas prices

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy ... 022-04-04/

Your article says Exxon made $9.3 billion from oil and gas. I'm surprised you didn't claim they made $200 billion.

[Matt]

Point to financials that show that big oil is posting record net earnings... I'll wait.

Someday we really need to teach you how to use Google.

Exxon signals record quarterly profit from oil and gas prices

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy ... 022-04-04/

From your own article, you dishonest hack:

Exxon does not hedge, or lock in oil sales, and results generally match changes in energy prices.

...

Official results are expected to be released on April 29, according to a securities filing.

You must either not understand supply and demand and how the current administration's hostility to domestic production raised prices and supply challenges BEFORE the Ukraine invasion. Also, the cost issue is substantial, and a quarterly report, THAT HAS NOT YET BEEN ISSUED, is only a snapshot. Perhaps you know that or perhaps you don't. Either way, you are an insufferable, condescending douche.

[Matt]

And after reviewing the request it looks like it's going to happen. See how that works?

Unless it happened, it is not happening IMMEDIATELY.

Fortunately we're not accountable directly to corporate leaders because they simply don't have people's best interest over their own profits.

I think that Boeing did a fine job of illustrating what happens when industry tries to regulate itself.

Get the fuck out with this horseshit. International flights don't require masks, but we have to wear them on domestic flights? The only "science" that they are following is social science in seeing how much of this bullshit people will put up with. The people's best interest is not being FORCED to wear a fucking mask.

[TC Talks]

Um, I flew international last week and masks were required. A PCR test was also required.

England is about the only European country that has lifted all restrictions.

Where did you fly without a mask?

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

And after reviewing the request it looks like it's going to happen. See how that works?

Unless it happened, it is not happening IMMEDIATELY.

Fortunately we're not accountable directly to corporate leaders because they simply don't have people's best interest over their own profits.

I think that Boeing did a fine job of illustrating what happens when industry tries to regulate itself.

Get the fuck out with this horseshit. International flights don't require masks, but we have to wear them on domestic flights? The only "science" that they are following is social science in seeing how much of this bullshit people will put up with. The people's best interest is not being FORCED to wear a fucking mask.

Masks work whether you believe in them or not.

[Matt]

Um, I flew international last week and masks were required. A PCR test was also required.

England is about the only European country that has lifted all restrictions.

Where did you fly without a mask?

Um, how about you read this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2 ... -airlines/

And after reviewing the request it looks like it's going to happen. See how that works?

Unless it happened, it is not happening IMMEDIATELY.

Fortunately we're not accountable directly to corporate leaders because they simply don't have people's best interest over their own profits.

I think that Boeing did a fine job of illustrating what happens when industry tries to regulate itself.

Get the fuck out with this horseshit. International flights don't require masks, but we have to wear them on domestic flights? The only "science" that they are following is social science in seeing how much of this bullshit people will put up with. The people's best interest is not being FORCED to wear a fucking mask.

Masks work whether you believe in them or not.

If you want to wear a mask, wear a mask. It's counterproductive to force people to wear masks if they don't want to. I just got back from Phoenix and in-airport compliance was better at Sky Harbor than Metro both times. People have had it with being treated like children.

[TC Talks]

Matt,

Most airlines still require masks, they will be ending soon... Read the article. The only carriers without mask requirements are UK based.

I wouldn't measure anything based on compliance in Michigan. Look at our covid track record, most folks in the state fall below the idiot threshold. We now compete with Florida for stupid while people.

[bmw]

I wouldn't measure anything based on compliance in Michigan.

Good call. Because a new study found virtually no correlation whatsoever between government regulation and Covid death rates.

We now compete with Florida for stupid...

Interesting you call out Florida, as they scored in the Top 6 best states for handling Covid.

A new study has graded states by how well they handled the coronavirus pandemic and its subsequent restrictions and lockdowns, showing a stark contrast between liberal and conservative states. The Committee To Unleash Prosperity study compared state performance on metrics including the economy, education, and mortality from the virus, and examined how states and their respective governments handled the pandemic response.
...
New York, California, New Jersey and Illinois were among the worst in dealing with the coronavirus, performing "poorly on every measure," the report said. These states "had high age-adjusted death rates; they had high unemployment and significant GDP losses, and they kept their schools shut down much longer than almost all other states," the report added.

States like Utah, Nebraska, Vermont, Montana, South Dakota and Florida — all governed by Republicans — received the highest scores in the study, first through sixth, respectively. In fact, 13 of the top 15 states in the study are governed by Republicans. (Montana had a Democratic governor until the 2020 election.)

The study also found no correlation in those states that enacted stringent travel, vocation and dining restrictions with lower death totals.

"The study verifies other studies which have found that locking down businesses, stores, churches, schools, and restaurants had almost no impact on health outcomes across states," the report determined. "States with strict lockdowns had virtually no better performance in COVID death rates than states that remained mostly open for business."

https://news.yahoo.com/california-york- ... 39651.html

Translation: TC Talks is a dumbass. But hey, keep believing in your big government's failed Covid policies. It is people with minds like YOURS that made this pandemic way worse than it needed to be. Hope you're happy.

[Matt]

I wouldn't measure anything based on compliance in Michigan.

Good call. Because a new study found virtually no correlation whatsoever between government regulation and Covid death rates.

We now compete with Florida for stupid...

Interesting you call out Florida, as they scored in the Top 6 best states for handling Covid.

A new study has graded states by how well they handled the coronavirus pandemic and its subsequent restrictions and lockdowns, showing a stark contrast between liberal and conservative states. The Committee To Unleash Prosperity study compared state performance on metrics including the economy, education, and mortality from the virus, and examined how states and their respective governments handled the pandemic response.
...
New York, California, New Jersey and Illinois were among the worst in dealing with the coronavirus, performing "poorly on every measure," the report said. These states "had high age-adjusted death rates; they had high unemployment and significant GDP losses, and they kept their schools shut down much longer than almost all other states," the report added.

States like Utah, Nebraska, Vermont, Montana, South Dakota and Florida — all governed by Republicans — received the highest scores in the study, first through sixth, respectively. In fact, 13 of the top 15 states in the study are governed by Republicans. (Montana had a Democratic governor until the 2020 election.)

The study also found no correlation in those states that enacted stringent travel, vocation and dining restrictions with lower death totals.

"The study verifies other studies which have found that locking down businesses, stores, churches, schools, and restaurants had almost no impact on health outcomes across states," the report determined. "States with strict lockdowns had virtually no better performance in COVID death rates than states that remained mostly open for business."

https://news.yahoo.com/california-york- ... 39651.html

Translation: TC Talks is a dumbass. But hey, keep believing in your big government's failed Covid policies. It is people with minds like YOURS that made this pandemic way worse than it needed to be. Hope you're happy.

Michigan was #40. Gretchen Whitmer is an abysmal failure.

[km1125]

Michigan was #40. Gretchen Whitmer is an abysmal failure.

Should that surprise anybody by now?

[Matt]

Michigan was #40. Gretchen Whitmer is an abysmal failure.

Should that surprise anybody by now?

MCRF and TCT worship that failure.

[bmw]

They not only worship that failure, but they also try to place claims of failure on those who actually did ok.

[Matt]

They not only worship that failure, but they also try to place claims of failure on those who actually did ok.

They claim how she "saved lives" despite her nursing home policy claiming countless (and uncounted?) lives.