AT: Will the media ever tell the public the truth about executive pay instead of pushing the Democrat agenda?

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/10/will_the_media_ever_tell_the_public_the_truth_about_executive_pay_instead_of_pushing_the_democrat_agenda.html

CEO pay is one of those topics where some people can’t resist channeling their inner Marxist: CEOs make a lot of money; therefore someone is being exploited. The link provides some perspective.

A Potential Third Coverup?

The Bill Barr led DOJ did not follow its own procedures, agreed to with the FEC. The article clearly pointed out what should have happened.

” In its handling of the investigation and a potential campaign-finance violation, the Department of Justice appears to have ignored a rule that a matter under investigation must be referred to the Federal Election Commission. Critically, if the department had followed the rule, the Ukraine affair would have been disclosed to the American public. “

…” but an overlooked problem is that a federal government memorandum required the Justice Department to refer this complaint to the Federal Election Commission. And by all publicly available information, the department failed to do so.”

Bill Barr, is once again acting in the best interests of the President and not in the best interests of the country, as an Attorney General is tasked.

Which moral code?

https://www.pilotonline.com/virginia/vp-nw-west-point-teacher-lawsuit-20191001-cuwlbm6fpfcf7m7ctp5xebwgsi-story.html

Apparently his “moral and religious code” didn’t include treating others as you wish to be treated. I feel the dreaded “H” word coming on…

And exactly where does it say that using the pronoun of an individual’s choice goes against anyone’s moral code? Apparently, acknowledging someone for who they are is anti-whatever religion this “educator” adheres to.

Anti-Casino hyperbole doesn’t help.

https://www.pilotonline.com/opinion/letters/vp-ed-lete-1001-20191001-v6ubjgljdjgxno27kzh6j7wzde-story.html

While there are issues with casinos as cited by the LTE, his concerns seem way overblown. And Harbor Park opened after I arrived in the area in 1993. So unless the writer is referring to AAA baseball in Norfolk, it hasn’t been 45 years.

Indian casinos tend to keep organized crime out of the loop. Some say they are their own mafia, but who am I to judge.

If you are against the casino, fine. But to overstate the problems tends to put people off and prevent others from listening to your argument.

On a Slightly Lighter Note

https://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/27743063/korean-golfer-bio-kim-gets-3-year-ban-making-obscene-gesture-fans

Seeing how Tiger Woods and others have been overheard on live TV dropping f-bombs, it is interesting to see the Korean PGA take such action. Tiger never vented directly to the fans, but still…

If it had happened here, we would have been deprived of watching one of the greatest golfers in history. Along with some others are are just that damned good.

One of the things I tried to teach my son was etiquette. When our boys were younger, an old friend commented to me about how my boy knew how to behave on the course (not walking in another golfer’s putting line, fixing divots, shooting only when it was his turn, etc.) as his was all over the place.

Now my son is a highly respected member of the local golf community. He recalls me telling him once that if he got out of line, he would have to play alone and pay his own way. He remembers that any time he starts to go off the rails. (He is still his father’s son when it comes to that possibility.)