Greetings! Donald Trump reminds the world on his website that it has been 37 days since Joe Biden dropped out of the race and Kamala Harris has yet to give an interview.  When she finally relents, Trump offers 11 questions that reporters should ask her, including this whopper: “Do you regret releasing terrorists in the country?”… Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club could soon be shut down.  The Palm Beach Post reports that the city’s town council is considering the drastic action because of the closure of a busy road near the club out of safety concerns after the assassination attempt.  If the club was shut down, the road could be reopened…Trouble is brewing for the new CEO of Starbucks and it could land him in hot water with environmental groups, according to the Wall Street Journal.  As part of his deal with Starbucks, honcho Brian Niccol is allowed to commute by company jet from his home south of Los Angeles to the Seattle coffee giant’s HQ.  It’s estimated that his round trip air travel releases nine tons of carbon dioxide.  For years, Starbuck has touted its long-standing commitment to battle climate change. Right wing media will probably pounce on this apparent hypocrisy from the socially aware Starbucks…In case anyone cares: the Washington Examiner has begun putting many of its editorials and opinion pieces behind a paywall…If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard 

Greetings! Monday morning laugh: Prize-winning sports columnist and novelist Mike Lupica posted on X that JD Vance is such a bad pick, he “can’t believe the Jets didn’t draft him.” If you’re a follower of the woeful NFL team, you’ll get the joke on the first bounce…Over the weekend, National Review posted two provocative pieces:  Friday, it dropped a truth bomb declaring that Trump trails Kamala for reasons other than the media hype behind the Veep’s White House run, but because of the electorate’s tiring of the Blowhard of Bedminster’s act. However, yesterday, in a piece more in line with conservative complaints about mainstream media, the publication shredded Axios and Politico.  The two outlets are accused by National Review of “producing election coverage that reads more like Democratic National Committee press releases. The combined coverage is consistently sycophantic, lowbrow, and gossipy”…Blaze Media charges that FDR and Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter transformed the nation into a bureaucratic nightmare because the power duo “aimed to centralize government power in the administrative state”…Get ready for the September launch of a new streaming service for the “nonwoke.”  We the People is selling itself as a “wholesome, family-friendly entertainment” alternative to Netflix, Amazon Prime and company.  Among We the People’s offering is Tito Ortiz vs Sea Monster, a reality show featuring the MMA fighter fishing for some of the mightiest ocean monsters…If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard