Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. Right. COVID was their stock-buying opportunity.
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  2.  @user-pq7jj3vs3e  I was sick with COVID for two weeks and didn't grocery shop. The prices soared in that short time.
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  3. Here is a woman who could have become a truly outstanding economist. She joined Facebook instead. Hard to believe how low a person can go.
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  4. Explain Acosta. Better yet, make him testify before Congress.
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  5. The more this gentleman talks about the BILL OF RIGHTS, the more I like him and the more hopeful I am. I am definitely behind RFK, Jr.
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  6. Sounds like you missed the irony in her comment.
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  7. 4:02 Brie called it a straightforward case of her breaking the law and facing the consequences.
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  8. Cha-ching
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  9. I think we all know what's behind the curtain.
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  10. COME ON. She said the university that did this to a student should be sued. That is where to put the focus. 💯 No one can work again, after an admitted mistake? The institution that took hearsay as gospel deserves the ire -- and the lawsuit.
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  11. Also, you can boycott the social media you consider negligent.
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  12. ​ @Alsayid The kids don't have to post their own beauty pageant pictures. You can be sure someone will. Their lives are out of their hands. It is not fair at all.
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  13. Seems more like COVID variants made COVID less severe.
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  14. EXACTLY. We need to think calmly and figure out what is going on. I have got to wonder about endocrine disruptors in the environment as well. To act as if this is just normal, that suddenly a new generation is dysphoric and we should "affirm" them, is insane. I suspect this isn't just "social contagion," frankly, and it reminds me too much of the coercion about vaccines and the refusal to acknowledge side effects as the evidence emerged.
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  15. No, they're not illegal. There are time, place, manner restrictions -- there is a perimeter that must be maintained and a judge's movements must never be impeded. But any law that prevents all protest is unconstitutional.
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  16. She checked her bank account and her stock portfolio today. Both are fine.
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  17. Good move! There are too many great things to do with your time instead.
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  18. Do you know what the Department of Education does? Among other things, it supervises the funding of public education for disabled children under the IDEA, which local property tax payers cannot afford.
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  19. Early, actually. The very frail get sweeter.
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  20. Who gave AOC permission?
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  21. Can you believe Bill's relationship with Epstein, and Chelsea's with Ghislaine Maxwell, has had no effect? And her intervention is to undermine the election by suggesting Biden not concede "under any circumstances?" No one could make this up.
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  22. You are a wonderful parent. Could anyone design a better curriculum than you just did? I doubt it.
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  23. Could I possibly agree with Gaetz (Gaetz!!!?!) two days in a row? Erm, not quite but really close . . . Strange times.
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  24. Just like he knew that the Microsoft antitrust conviction would result in no punishment -- exactly what happened.
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  25. Brie's question why the same scrutiny isn't applied to Dershowitz is right on 🎯 Isn't it? Yes or no?
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  26. She does.
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  27. California lawyer and former Senator. Gawd! SUPER sad.
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  28. ​ @gammasmash1924 You think that's envy??
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  29.  @peetky8645  Reports are that she had the test BECAUSE she had significant health issues in the pregnancy. She's a young woman. There was no reason for testing until the problems cropped up. Duh. And by the way, this should be YOUR call because . . . ? Because a special kind of megalomania afflicts people nowadays?
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  30. Bri ROCKS. Give it up: 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  31. Oh stop. Just stop.
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  32. No, her First Amendment point is highly pertinent. This is key, for all of these cases. The guest gave a perfect answer.
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  33.  @cassiescornerreviews6884  The business about "variants" is clearly nonsense: they were pushing the VERY SAME mRNA vaccines (as well as other vaccines, in UK, for example) through MANY variants, and making the same unsubstantiated claims about their efficacy in reducing spread.
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  34. Notice how vague "gender-affirming care" is? What, exactly? Letting every kid who wants to wear makeup wear makeup, etc.? Getting counseling for every kid who needs counseling? Who is against this? Why does any of this require dangerous drugs for minors?
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  35. This took forever.
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  36. Are you kidding? They got their money, and they can't be held liable.
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  37. When it took me while to recover from COVID, which was no big deal, I discovered that the CDC diagnoses "long COVID" much sooner than the WHO does. Color me shocked, shocked. :/
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  38.  @mmolchin  That's easy. Socialism for Wall Street, straight from the Federal Reserve.
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  39. Soviets stopped a nuclear exchange twice: Arkhipov and Petrov.
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  40. A financialized economy based on indebtedness and corporate looting, rather than people being rewarded for making real things, is what happened.
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  41.  @rorygreen2088  Some of it is true. She openly dated the SF mayor, who was estranged from his wife long before he met Kamala. She then got some very important appointments. Her husband is well-connected also. This is common, actually.
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  42. Maybe you should take a look at the Westboro Baptist Church case; RAV v. City of St. Paul; and Brandenburg v. Ohio. RAV was a Scalia opinion, and Scalia joined the opinion on the flag-burning case (Texas v. Johnson, I believe). You're confusing the First Amendment with Miss Manners.
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  43.  @1956paterson  A real university education is not only supposed to provide the skills for a job, but real flexibility: to go to graduate or professional school, right away or years later, to switch careers later in life if you want to and need to, to provide career and placement counseling to alumni forever. That was the promise. I remember.
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  44.  @sammyslam1  So, if the telephone company had refused to give telephones to, say, Angela Davis, the solution was for the Panthers to start their own telephone company? Kim just explained how she started from nothing. People like her should start over? If a lifetime were infinite and we could skip meals at will, sure.
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  45. Alexander Cockburn used to say the same thing.
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  46. The ability to edit used to let you know something you wrote was still up. That's no longer true, either.
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  47. ​ @susiq1121 That's purely your view. The First Amendment does not allow government to pick a preferred viewpoint on the question.
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  48. My family is abroad. I'm afraid Americans will ruin that, too.
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  49. Why a Glock? Seriously?
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  50. Robbie's ignorance almost ruined this segment.
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