Delta's woes, Dunwoody's "oh no," Kamala's rollout & "A Czar is born"

Atlanta-based Delta Airlines is having a harder time than most overcoming the 'Crowdstrike' update glitch, and now the Department of Transportation wants answers after some intense passenger struggles this past week. All this has me exasperated as to why we (you and I) let ourselves get to this point. Folks are sleeping on Atlanta's airport floors - in a travel "hub" with no real meaningful rail options to speak of. Which brings me to the Georgia Department of Transportation pitching toll lanes for the top-end of I-285, from Dunwoody to Vinings eventually. Displacing homes and businesses for "just one more lane; that'll fix it!" Why? We need the traffic relief years ago, so if/when complete, it'll be ineffective when complete. Why are we not looking at $9.5 billion for mass transit, again? Kamala Harris gave her first speech as "the" candidate atop the party ticket. Meanwhile, Republicans are busy holding "emergency" oversight hearings into her being President Biden's "border czar," when she never actually was.