I put this on my blog since Right Wing Watch, a part of People for the American Way, founded by Norman Lear who will be 98 this year, has the day off.
It's batshittery and paranoia run rampant.
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As horrifying as the Daytona 500 car crash involving driver Ryan Newman is, he is going to make it. He might want to consider retiring:
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) February 18, 2020
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This crap shouldn't be allowed in the first place.
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Obituary: Two Kochs down, two more to go as Frederick Koch, 86, the oldest and least known of the infamous Koch brothers, died the other day. He mostly busied himself with philanthropy and the arts and had little to do with the other brothers. He has a pass on that score.
He was basically elbowed out of the family business and became somewhat estranged.
In 1986, Koch stood beside Queen Elizabeth II at the opening of the new $2.8 million Swan Theater he had built for the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon in England. The queen thanked the “generous benefactor” but didn’t name him, respecting his wish for privacy.
Olsen said Koch’s entire estate will be used to establish a foundation to promote the study of literature, history and the arts.
At least he did some good in the world. I can't say the same for the brothers, especially the truly evil one, Charles.
Frederick Koch died last Wednesday of heart failure.
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