Useless Stat of the Day:
The Browns have only won 33% of their games since Liz Truss became Prime Minister, but that percentage is still over three times higher than the percentage of British adults that had a favorable view of her in the last poll taken before her resignation.
In light of the ongoing war conflict in Ukraine, the International Judo Federation announces the suspension of Mr. Vladimir Putin’s status as Honorary President and Ambassador of the International Judo Federation.
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Some Presidents’ Day tidbits:
Only three presidents did not have pets while in office, and not all White House pets have been cats or dogs. For example, the Coolidge Administration had a pet raccoon named Rebecca.
The last time people forcibly stormed into the US Capitol, the year was 1814 and it was enemy troops (British during the War of 1812). This is not normal and a true American leader would not kindly ask them to leave and say, “we love you; you’re very special.” This is a sad day.
..."Not just Native Americans, but some of the other minority groups — ultimately they chose to serve, to represent their people and also to serve a country that sometimes didn't have what proved to be their best interest in mind. But they still did it," - Army Col. Wayne Don
After 25 years in the making, a new monument on the National Mall is opening on Veterans Day: the National Native American Veterans Memorial.
https://t.co/KUbTCbxMFJ
Lost in all of this news, is that there will be dogs in the White House again. Congratulations to Champ and Major. I hope they continue to be good boys in our nation’s capital.
As America anxiously awaits the final tallies of the 2020 election, here are some interesting maps that reflect our population data. Each blue dot on the first map represents 1,000 people. The second map highlights 146 counties; half of our population resides in those counties.