In a sad, sad day for journalism in Michiana, WNDU took down a story about South Bend, IN making the 50 worst cities to live in list … again. They did so after the Mayor publicly attacked them for publishing it.
UPDATE: They are still clueless.
The city of South Bend has proposed to pay for sexual assault training for all government workers and elected officials. This got me thinking … Why don’t they pay for other ongoing training courses that would help them be better at their jobs?
I have some suggestions for them based on their poor budgetary performance.
Listener sent me Mayor Buttigieg’s hissy fit at WNDU covering South Bend being on the worst cities to live in list.
South Bend wants to spend money on sexual assault classes for all city workers and elected officials. I have some other ongoing training class suggestions for them.
WNDU confirmed to me they removed worst cities post after Mayor Buttigieg’s tirade. They falsely claim the violent crime statistics are in dispute.
Judge halts Deefield, IL gun grab.
Democrats want to give the ATF new powers it used to have that had to be revoked because they abused them.
President Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize.
Benton Harbor school board votes to sue Coach Uzelac because he said mean things.
North Korean media reports that President Trump was invited to visit.
Plan to split California into three states gets on the ballot.
South Bend makes list of worst cities to live in at number 40.
H.R. 3 rescinded funds from programs who were defunct or didn’t need the money. One of those programs is the popular Children’s Health Insurance Program or CHIP.
A listener has asked me why she would vote against getting money that isn’t needed by a program back so it can be used by programs that need the funding. Good question.
Rep. Walorski’s (R-IN) response was that she opposed cuts to CHIP, but H.R. 3 didn’t actually cut CHIP programs. So, her reasoning for opposing rescissions is false.