Shadow...

The cartoon is insinuating similarity of firing Comey, the FBI Director, with Pres. Nixon Watergate.
 I think not.    Just a thought.

Dot line...

I'm not sure why a cooperation with Russia is not welcomed. It seems that we just are after the Russian interest and on turn they are after our interest.

We helped Al-Qaida in Afghanistan against the Russians and the outcome ..... Had we left them there, the world would have been different.

So let us look differently at Russia. They are not China.    Just a thought.

Similarity...

Worried...

Parents and caregivers in Connecticut are being warned about the dangers of administering antihistamines such as Benadryl to children in order to get them to calm down or go to sleep.

 "there have been at least four deaths in Connecticut of infants and toddlers........ due to toxicity from Benadryl or other similar.

 One in five surveyed [on line] admitted to giving their children medicine to get through a lengthy event, like a long car ride or plane trip.

Justine Barber, 30, of Brooklyn, Connecticut, was sentenced for her role in the Feb. 10, 2015 fatal drugging of her 8-month-old daughter.

Barber and her boyfriend had been routinely giving the baby as well as two other children -- both younger than 2 -- soft gel pills as a "solution" to bedtime.

Medicine including OTC is a very serious business, it can kill you who ever you are, young or old, particularly if you have health issue, or on other medications, etc.    Just a thought.

The Hair...

Comey...

Did a great Job anyway.

Own it...

 

This is a sad story anyway to approach it. It has gone out of control and must be resolved during the coming 20 years. It starts with the price-cost of medications, then go from there.

New Orleans...

Dust...

Run...*

Anthony Stokes, 17, was driving a car that matched the description of a car used to flee a home burglary, in which a masked person allegedly shot a gun at an 81-year-old woman who was home, Roswell Police spokeswoman Officer Lisa Holland told ABC News.

The driver allegedly refused to stop, and the police chased him. "The car lost control at an intersection, ran over a curb, hit a pedestrian and ran into big, metal pole," Holland said.

Stokes had an enlarged heart in 2013 and was given six months to live without a heart transplant. At the time, doctors said they wouldn't give him a transplant because of "noncompliance," which means they didn't think he could be trusted to follow medical directions.

His mother told ABC News, at the time, that she thought doctors made their decision to deny Anthony because he had low grades and trouble with the law.   Stokes died from injuries sustained in the crash.                   Why running from the police? It always end badly.

Just a thought.