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Portland Dumps Woke DA, Michigan GOP’s Petition Mishaps, College Students Resist Reading

May 22, 2024 by GregC

Listen to “Woke Portland DA Dumped, Michigan GOP’s Petition Mishaps, College Students Resist Reading” on Spreaker.

Greg and Jim dive into the latest conservative victories in the justice system, the Michigan GOP’s latest trouble with accusations of  fraudulent signatures, and the rise of college students’ mulish insistence on not completing assigned reading.
First, they kick off the episode with a double fisted martini: woke Portland DA Mike Schmidt looks like he will be ousted from office for his soft-on-crime policies. Additionally, Georgia Supreme Court Justice Andrew Pinson successfully fended off the challenge of former Rep. John Barrow, who campaigned primarily on a pro-abortion platform.
Next, they sigh and shake their heads at the Michigan GOP, which never seems to learn its lesson, as candidates are coming under fire for allegedly committing ballot signature fraud once again. They examine the poor condition that much of state-level GOP management has fallen into, in Michigan and beyond, and why gathering petition signatures is one of the most basic parts of politics.
Finally, they find themselves bewildered by the latest trend among college students, who are constantly demanding that professors lower coursework expectations and workload. They point out the paradox that, while Ivy League schools are getting more and more selective, college students across the board are learning less and show poorer work ethic than past generations.
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Filed Under: Abortion, congress, Crime, Drugs, Education, Elections, History, Humor, Intelligence, law, News & Politics, Police, Sports, Ukraine Tagged With: #highereducation, 3MartiniLunch, college, drugs, Michigan, petitition, Portland, reading, Schmidt, Senate, students, Vazquez, woke

Oregon Ready to Repeal, Housing Market Headaches, Assessing Vivek

August 29, 2023 by GregC

Listen to “Oregon Ready to Repeal, Housing Market Headaches, Assessing Vivek” on Spreaker.

Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel is in for Jim. Today, Jon and Greg follow up on a recent martini and welcome even more evidence that Oregon voters are ready to reverse the 2020 referendum that gave people possessing hard drugs like heroin and fentanyl a small fine instead of jail time. A new poll shows a strong majority of Oregon voters ready for a full repeal or significant changes to the law. They also cringe at the state of the housing market as interest rates keep rising and the inventory of houses on the market plummets compared to pre-pandemic levels. Finally, they take a closer look at Vivek Ramaswamy and whether recent controversies about his statements on Israel and Taiwan are unfair to him or whether Vivek is not ready for the big stage.

 

 

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Filed Under: Border Security, China, congress, Crime, Drugs, Economy, Elections, Foreign Policy, History, Humor, Immigration, Israel, law, Middle East, News & Politics, polls, Trafficking Tagged With: #interestrates, 2024, 3MartiniLunch, Bidenomics, drugs, fentanyl, housing, inflation, libertarians, Oregon, Ramaswamy

The Georgia Indictments, Social Security Warning, Hard Lessons Over Hard Drugs

August 15, 2023 by GregC

Listen to “The Georgia Indictments, Social Security Warning, Hard Lessons Over Hard Drugs” on Spreaker.

Jim Geraghty is back! Join Jim and Greg as they discuss the indictments against President Trump and 18 others in Fulton County, Georgia, as prosecutors allege racketeering in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election results there and in other states. They also wince over unsurprising projections that Social Security recipients will see massive drops in benefits if there aren’t major reforms in the next decade. Finally, they react to reporting from National Review’s Ryan Mills that a strong majority of Oregon voters deeply regret legalizing hard drugs. The impact on users and their communities is immense.
Timestamps:
1:20 – Donald Trump and 18 others charged in sweeping racketeering indictment in Fulton County, Georgia.
9:05 – Social Security benefits will plummet by 2033 without major reforms.
15:41 – Oregon residents deeply regret recent referendum to legalize hard drugs.
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Filed Under: congress, Drugs, Elections, Entitlements, History, Humor, Journalism, Justice Department, law, News & Politics, Spending, Taxes, Trafficking Tagged With: #SocialSecurity, 2024, 3MartiniLunch, benefits, depleted, drugs, georgia, indictment, legalization, Oregon, Trump

Dems Choose Chicago, Ukraine’s Gloomy Forecast, Worsening Drug Shortages

April 11, 2023 by GregC

Listen to “Dems Choose Chicago, Ukraine’s Gloomy Forecast, Worsening Drug Shortages” on Spreaker.

Join Jim and Greg as they serve up two crazy martinis along with a bad one today. They begin by scratching their heads over why the Democrats would choose to hold their 2024 national convention in the crime-ridden city of Chicago. They also dig into the bleak forecast the recently leaked intelligence documents are painting for Ukraine in the coming months. Finally, they discuss the worsening shortage of medications – from antibiotics to chemotherapy drugs – and why the supply chain still hasn’t markedly improved for these critical products.
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Filed Under: Business, China, congress, COVID-19, Crime, Economy, Elections, Foreign Policy, Health Care, History, Humor, Intelligence, Iran, Journalism, law, Military, News & Politics, Police, Russia, Supply Chain, Taiwan, Ukraine Tagged With: #supplychain, 2024, 3MartiniLunch, Chicago, democrats, drugs, intelligence, leak, russia, shortages, Ukraine

Elon Musk & Twitter, Biden Nixing ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy, Kamala’s Voter ID Nonsense

April 4, 2022 by GregC

Listen to “Elon Musk & Twitter, Biden Nixing 'Remain in Mexico' Policy, Kamala's Voter ID Nonsense” on Spreaker.
Join Greg and Rob Long as they’re glad to see Elon Musk becoming the largest shareholder of Twitter and they analyze how it will shake up the social media landscape. They also cover the Biden Administration’s decision to rescind the “Remain in Mexico” policy which would more than double the number of illegal immigrants entering America each month. And Vice President Kamala Harris struggles with boilerplate Democrat talking points in an interview with BET, adding to the lengthy list of verbal mishaps that have plagued her term.

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Filed Under: Big Tech, Border Security, congress, Constitution, COVID-19, Cyber Terrorism, Economy, Education, Elections, Energy, History, Humor, Immigration, Inflation, law, Military, News & Politics, Podcasts, polls, Privacy, Social Media, Space, Supply Chain Tagged With: 3MartiniLunch, 42, Biden, border, California, capitalism, censorship, democrats, demographics, drugs, Elon, illegals, immigration, Kamala, Kelly, space, stocks, Trump, Twitter, wall

A Plan to Re-Open, More Promising Treatments, Oprah’s Iffy Doctors

April 17, 2020 by GregC

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Join Jim and Greg for an upbeat Friday edition!  Today, after assessing Joe Biden’s latest live television mess, they welcome the three-phase plan to bring the U.S. economy back to life. They also marvel at the medicinal and practical ways our hospitals are treating COVID-19. And they break down the curious arguments of Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz, both of whom became household names courtesy of Oprah.

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Filed Under: Economy, Health Care, Journalism, News & Politics Tagged With: COVID-19, Dr. Oz, Dr. Phil, drugs, Economy, Joe Biden, National Review, Oprah, Three Martini Lunch, treatment

Unemployment Skyrockets, U.S Indicts Maduro, COVID-19 Terrorism Threat

March 26, 2020 by GregC

Listen to “Unemployment Skyrockets, U.S Indicts Maduro, COVID-19 Terrorism Threat” on Spreaker.

Jim and Greg shudder as 3.28 million Americans lost their jobs last week. They also recoil at an alleged plot to bomb a hospital full of COVID-19 patients. But they cheer the U.S. lowering the boom on Venezuelan dictator Nicholas Maduro.

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Filed Under: congress, Crime, Economy, Foreign Policy, Health Care, News & Politics Tagged With: COVID-19, drugs, Economy, Maduro, National Review, Terrorism, Three Martini Lunch, unemployment, Venezuela

How to Protect Our Prescription Drug Supply Chain

March 25, 2020 by GregC

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There’s no crisis of prescription drug availability right now as the COVID-19 crisis unfolds, but as supply chains suffer some disruptions and China threatens to withhold medications produced there by U.S. pharmaceuticals, how can we make sure there’s never a problem?

Former FDA Associate Commissioner Peter Pitts says there is a way to induce much more domestic production of prescription drugs. In this interview with Greg Corombos, Pitts explains what the federal government would need to do to give drug makers the incentive to move production back home and the major infrastructure investment pharmaceuticals would need to make.

But Pitts also points out that domestic production is more expensive, so how does the tension between price and availability of drugs play out?

Pitts walks us through these key issues and explains the role of the FDA during the current crisis and what it ought to be doing once it is over.

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Filed Under: Podcasts Tagged With: China, COVID-19, drugs, FDA, news, production

Greatness of the Free Market, China’s Ugly Threat, Pelosi’s Partisan Ploy

March 13, 2020 by GregC

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As Jim says, this week has been a very long year.  But it is Friday, and while so much is closed, the Three Martini Lunch is open!  Join Jim and Greg as they praise the innovation in the private sector (and at universities) to produce new coronavirus tests that are accurate, can be produced in mass quantities, and can deliver results much more quickly.  They also love the entrepreneurial instinct in a British teenager who sold his classmates squirts of hand sanitizer.  They also unload on communist China for brazen lies like the U.S. military launched the coronavirus in China and for threatening to cut off supplies of much needed medications to the U.S. at our time of need.  And they hammer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for trying to cram a billion dollars for taxpayer-funded abortions into the coronavirus relief legislation.

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Filed Under: Abortion, congress, Economy, Foreign Policy, Health Care, News & Politics, Podcasts, Sports Tagged With: abortion, China, coronavirus, drugs, entrepreneur, Nancy Pelosi, National Review, tests, Three Martini Lunch

Mayor Pete Faces the Heat, China Charged with Equifax Hack, Biden’s Nonstop Blunders

February 10, 2020 by GregC

Listen to “Mayor Pete Faces the Heat, China Charged with Equifax Hack, Biden’s Nonstop Blunders” on Spreaker.

Prepare for another busy political week by starting with Monday’s Three Martini Lunch. Join Jim and Greg as they enjoy watching Pete Buttigieg flail for an answer after ABC’s Linsey Davis calls him out for black people being four times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than whites while Buttigieg was mayor of South Bend. They also hammer the Chinese government after the Justice Department indicts four Chinese military figures for the 2017 Equifax hack that compromised the information of more than 145 million people. And they react to more bizarre statements from Joe Biden over this past weekend and wonder whether his campaign is just stumbling right now or whether it’s on the brink of imploding.

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Filed Under: congress, Economy, Foreign Policy, Journalism, News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2020, China, coronavirus, democrats, drugs, Equifax, hack, Joe Biden, Linsey Davis, National Review, Pete Buttigieg, race, Three Martini Lunch

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