BloggeRhythms

The biggest news, of course, is the blizzard now affecting the East Coast. But, there seems to be another story within the event that hasn’t been reported yet.

Alex Johnson and Jon Schuppe @nbcnews.com, write: “A massive snowstorm that has already turned deadly churned up the East Coast on Friday, forecast to transform into an angry blizzard that could bury the nation's capital under more than 2 feet of snow.”

While the sprawling storm will blast snow across 15 states beginning Friday afternoon, rare blizzard warnings have been issued for Washington, D.C., where the White House is.

Thus, the indications are that Mother Nature is once again upset that the POTUS is still pursuing the global-warming farce. This time, at the recent Paris climate conference, pledging hard-earned taxpayer dollars to the fraudulent cause.  

And just in case her actions in D.C. aren’t quite enough, a “United flight from San Francisco to Chicago skidded off the runway while landing at O’Hare airport Friday morning,” according to sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com. Chicago, of course, is the POTUS's former home town location.

Reader Don Dodge tweeted: “#UA734 everyone is OK. Emergency crews coming. Plane is off runway, stuck in the snow. 1:16 PM - 22 Jan 2016 · Chicago, IL, United States.”

In addition to those having to deal with the blizzards ramifications, another individuals problems have now increased significantly.  On January 27th, 2006, it was Al Gore who said we had only 10 years left to save the planet from a scorching. That's the day Rush began his countdown. Which means that there are only four days left for Gore's prediction to come true. However, considering how hot those days will have to be to meet Gore's expectation's, they'll surely melt the millions of tons of snow now covering half of the nation. 

On another issue, Reuters rolling poll results for January 22 show that Jeb Bush has recently gained rapidly among men, compared to women.

The current tally for front-runners is: Trump 40.6%, Cruz 10.5%, Carson 9.7%, Bush 9.2% and Rubio 7.2%. Which means that Bush has now passed Rubio for the first time, and is not all that far from second place. 

So, perhaps, there’s still a chance that voters will realize that proven governing experience is required to successfully perform as POTUS. Instead of just loud, nasty spouts from a blowhard motor-mouth.

Which brings us to today’s update on bill Clinton’s wife.

Ashe Schow @observer.com titled his article yesterday: Women Won’t Save Hillary

Mr. Schow’s conclusions stem from two new polls released in the past week showing, “women won’t be voting in droves for Hillary Clinton the way African-Americans voted in droves for President Obama.” 

A USA Today/Rock the Vote poll found millennial women preferring Bernie Sanders. Those between 18 and 34 gave him a 19-point margin, 50 percent choosing him against 31 percent for Bill Clinton's wife. 

On Tuesday, “a Monmouth University national poll found Ms. Clinton’s lead among women had taken a nose dive since December. Ms. Clinton currently leads Mr. Sanders by 19 points among all women, a smaller lead than what the same poll found at the end of 2015, when Ms. Clinton had a 45-point lead. That’s a huge drop in just one month.” 

Mr. Schow attributes many of Bill’s wife’s problems to substance and style. Providing the following observations: “Mr. Obama also didn’t pander to black voters. He didn’t bring up his race during every speech, every appearance or every debate. He didn’t constantly say he was running to be the first black president. Sure, his surrogates and a friendly media didn’t let voters forget that, but Mr. Obama himself didn’t. It’s one thing for supporters to point that out, but it’s another thing for the candidate to feel the need to remind them.”

And then, Mr. Schow delivers the most important point of all, asking questions that lead to his most prescient and accurate observation: “Does Ms. Clinton think we will forget she’s a woman? Or that we can’t tell? Does she think we have the attention span of a goldfish and must be reminded every few sentences? It’s insulting, condescending and makes one wonder if she’s sure of her own candidacy beyond her gender.”

Which brings up the continuing question once again: Joe Biden, Mayor Bloomberg, Jerry Brown, and Starbuck’s chairman and CEO, Howard Schultz, are you guys reading this?   

That’s it for today folks.  

   

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