Daily News | Lights out again for a U.S. colonial fail | Will Bunch Newsletter
In a wild pre-midterm news cycle, it’s been hard to catch up to big stories like the Martha’s Vineyard migrant shenanigans of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
— pamphlets with false info used to lure the 50 Venezuelan asylum seekers onto a plane — raises so many questions. Is there a world where this is not a political kidnapping? Where are the consequences for such an inhumane stunt?, and we promise to expand your mind ... without crossing state lines.The whole world wasn’t watching Monday morning when the UK finally laid the late Queen Elizabeth II to rest asthat apparently serves as an irresistible sauce for American couch potatoes.
Few if any of the TV sets on what’s essentially America’s largest remaining colony were turned on because the island’s fragile electricity grid had yet again suffered, which was a not-major tropical storm of the variety one can expect will strike a Caribbean island every few years. As I write this on Tuesday morning, no one knows how long it will take for power to be restored on Puerto Rico — it
to reconnect its last home after a major hurricane, Maria, hit in 2017 — or the facts on the ground, whereFor those here on the continental United States with loved ones on Puerto Rico, or who simply, the irony that such a big story was completely ignored for hours by our TV networks