Mitt Romney Just Stomped All Over Liz Cheney's Presidential Dreams –

  RedState  . . ."But in the grand tradition of those who fail, wanting to fail upward, Cheney is now considering whether to run for president because not even winning her race in Wyoming is somehow an indication that she should run nationally. She even compared herself to Abraham Lincoln in her concession speech. Talk about delusional.

"There’s no doubt that some on the left might support such an effort, thinking that she might draw votes away from the eventual Republican nominee in 2024 if she ran as a third-party candidate. But there’s no way that she becomes the Republican nominee.

"A lot of the media is still in the phase of pumping her up while she’s still attacking Trump.

"But now that she lost and got such a royal trouncing, it sounds like at least one “Never Trumper” might be jumping off that Cheney train, at least when it comes to her running for president — Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT), the guy who flips with the wind.

. . ."So he’s not going to be on board with an aborted effort to take away from the Republican nominee. That’s intriguing, coming from Romney, but expect more people not to be on board with this either if he’s dumping all over it. The funniest part is the last sentence. He doesn’t want anyone to think he would be on board with the “collaboration” he thinks is going to come down the pike. And he thinks she might run for “other purposes.”

"What would those “other purposes” be? Getting a ton of money to the anti-Trump organization she’s going to set up? Lincoln Project 2.0? The first one didn’t go well. Talk about craven use of the process. But that would be Liz Cheney."

Babylon Bee Offered Job to Brian Stelter After He Was Fired From CNN

 

Babylon Bee Offered Job to Brian Stelter After He Was Fired From CNN – PJ Media  "Brian Stelter may be out at CNN, but he already has a job offer from Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillion.

“ 'Hey @brianstelter, would you be interested in working for the Bee?” Dillon tweeted. “We’re looking for talent with experience putting out funny fake news. You come highly recommended. Shoot me a DM if you’re interested!”. . .

Stelter Forced Out At CNN After Being Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Mrs. Potato Head | Babylon Bee  . . ."Sources say Stelter's firing is part of a larger effort to remove staff members who are caught up in harassment allegations and who also have a show no one watches.

"Stelter responded to the accusations, saying: "These charges are false, and I'm furious that CNN would allow my good name to be besmirched like this. And you can tell how angry I am because I'm wearing my frowny mouth and angry eyes."

"At publishing time, Stelter confirmed he would be taking his time off to reconnect with relatives in Idaho."

Inflation Reduction Act Tax Changes: Details & Analysis

 

Inflation Reduction Act Tax Changes: Details & Analysis | Tax Foundation

U.S. Retail Sales Indicate The Fed Has A Lot More Work To Do To Bring Down Inflation (breitbart.com)

41 Inconvenient Truths on the "New Energy Economy" - Foundation for Economic Education (fee.org)   "A week doesn’t pass without a mayor, governor, policymaker or pundit joining the rush to demand, or predict, an energy future that is entirely based on wind/solar and batteries, freed from the “burden” of the hydrocarbons that have fueled societies for centuries. Regardless of one’s opinion about whether, or why, an energy “transformation” is called for, the physics and economics of energy combined with scale realities make it clear that there is no possibility of anything resembling a radically “new energy economy” in the foreseeable future. Bill Gates has said that when it comes to understanding energy realities “we need to bring math to the problem.”

"He’s right. So, in my recent Manhattan Institute report, “The New Energy Economy: An Exercise in Magical Thinking,” I did just that.

"Herein, then, is a summary of some of the bottom-line realities from the underlying math. (See the full report for explanations, documentation, and citations.)". . .