Recently, A condo management company in SW Florida embezzled all the funds from condo associations they managed. Now owners can't sell and vendors aren't being paid. Insurance against this type of fraud is available. I checked ours, and we have it. Does yours?
Check it out.

https://www.naplesnews.com/story/news/2022/01/18/collier-county-property-management-owners-disappear-millions-stake/6552120001/

a new film, "Who is Amos Otis", based on a play. A courtroom drama every DUer would enjoy.

https://www.hollywoodintoto.com/who-is-amos-otis-trump-assassination/

So a super spreader venue is offering inexpensive cruises to our super busy, and super exposed folks. What could happen?

https://www.facebook.com/42926793405/posts/10158904401963406/?sfnsn=mo

Was searching for a new book to read and found this
The Real Anthony Fauci
Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health
By: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Not going to read it, just amazed at how far he's fallen and slandered his father's name.

Our family Christmas cancelled! Family was supposed to fly here Monday. Getting together Tuesday for Christmas. All vaccinated and boostered. Just got a call, twin granddaughters and a fiancee just tested positive. Will it ever end?

all you DUrs have a wonderful Holiday and may life be better in the New Year

Had an F-1 tornado hit this morning. Minor property damage to a golfing community, one person hurt and 77 mile an hour wind gusts at a local airport. 84 and humid yesterday, 80+ degrees on Christmas forecasted. Normal temps are in the low to mid 70s. First tornado here in December since the 40s. Climate change is here.

and Pete Williams, in particular, seem to believe it's a foregone conclusion. Mississippi will prevail. Guess we'll have to wait til late June to find out. Closer to 2022 elections.

Madison Cawthorn dipping (chewing tobacco) behind McCarthy in the well of the House! Nice touch for this fiasco.

https://twitter.com/TheRickWilson/status/1461697899373416450?s=19

I had to look this one up.
Ex Parte Young U.S. Case Law

Legal Definition of Ex Parte Young
209 U.S. 123 (1908), determined that a federal court may enjoin a state from enforcing a law the constitutionality of which has been challenged. The particular law in this case was a railroad rate reduction statute in Minnesota that had been challenged by railroad company shareholders on the ground that it deprived them of their property without due process of law. The shareholders applied in a federal district court for an injunction, which was granted but subsequently ignored by state authorities. The Supreme Court found for the shareholders and the district court, holding that the right to enjoin did not violate Eleventh Amendment restrictions on the power of federal courts to hear suits against states.