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 Allan Giberti
As most of us know, Rhode Island is expected to lose one of its two Congressional seats and there are many reasons, but in a nutshell it’s due to our dwindling, or at the very least stagnant population growth due to decades of prosperity killing Democrat legislation. However, if you need a more in depth explanation check out The Tale of Two Congressman – It Could be the Worst of Times, but the bottom line is that legal residents of Rhode Island have been fleeing to states with better jobs and lower taxes. But wait, if people are fleeing Rhode Island then how can the population growth be stagnant? To find the answer one only has to look at the US Census, the citizenship question and why the Democrats are so opposed to it.  Mark Colley
Across the world, actions have come in stages; first, a travel ban for incoming flights from Europe, then the partial closure of the Canada-US border. First, a recommendation against gatherings of more than 50 people, then a recommendation from the president against gatherings of more than 10 and a ban against more than two in Germany. It is clear that the COVID-19 pandemic is getting worse by the day, with the worst-case scenario becoming increasingly dire and depressing. States are slowly shutting businesses and telling residents to shelter in place, but the direction from the government is coming at too slow a pace, too late in the process.  Allan Giberti
On January 31st President Trump, in response to what was then referred to as the Wuhan coronavirus, imposed a travel ban on China. The response was swift and predictable. The ban was decried as racist, dangerous and unnecessary. The Chinese Communist Party was quick to scream racism and the Communist propaganda machine went into overdrive and social justice warriors across the globe lapped it up. It was a rush to see who could virtue signal the hardest and Italy was one of the top contenders. A move that would prove deadly.  Bob Giusti
As the dust settles from the explosion of activity surrounding COVID-19 or the Coronavirus, we at WBOB thought it might be a good idea to try and suss out the basic facts.  Ryan L. Fox
Quarterback Tom Brady was the 199th pick overall in the 2000 NF L Draft, taken in the 6th round by the New England Patriots. After riding the bench during his rookie year, he was thrust into the starting role during a Week 2 match-up against the New York Jets after starting QB Drew Bledsoe was knocked out of the game due to injury. Since then, Brady would go onto having a career that would encompass 6 championships, over 70,000 yards passing, over 530 TD passes thrown, multiple All-Pro and MVP awards, and be considered the greatest quarterback in NFL history. But then on May 17, 2020, there was a big announcement that shook the sporting world. That after 20 years playing for the New England Patriots, 20 years playing up in Foxborough, Massachusetts, 20 years of playing under the Flying Elvis that the man who was synonymous with “Greatness” and “Championships” and considered an ageless icon in Bostonian sports history would play in a different uniform for the 2020 NFL Season. Yup, you read that right folks. Tom Brady is no longer a member of the New England Patriots. |
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