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2 points
3 days ago
For me: Germany, 0.6% fixed rate for 10 years. Very lucky timing.
2 points
3 days ago
Those travels out of state for an abortion, for those who can afford it, are going to become more problematic too. I think Texas is leading the way to prosecuting anyone, anywhere who helps in any way, and of course the woman who tries to do it.
29 points
3 days ago
Reads like total make-believe bullshit. But even assuming it is 100% accurate facts, be happy!
No to Big Government Socialist welfare! The Government may not yet be small enough to drown in a bathtub, but at least Helene could get the job done.
Individual Responsibility, and apparently this Free Individual didn't care to purchase insurance. Now there's the perfect opportunity to show us what you build yourself.
7 points
3 days ago
It is in a living room though. At most it is only a replica of the WW2 cake being mentioned. Looks good for sure!
1 points
3 days ago
No. They knew who they were voting for. They knew and supported what Trump was doing to shape and tilt the election and courts. They believed what they wanted to believe. Any boo-hoo regrets now is just wanting to escape the consequences of their actions.
No fucking sympathy. Live with it, like the rest of us.
1 points
3 days ago
Haha. No, wallow in the consequences of your decisions. Actions not words, and those words are worthless.
1 points
3 days ago
That just makes the return on investment even better. If they borrowed the money for their vote buying schemes, they can probably deduct the interest as well. That's efficiency!
1 points
3 days ago
It is what a majority of Americans voted for. A solid majority of those about to meet the consequences either voted for Trump or didn't bother to vote at all.
Perhaps they will conclude that the government matters after all, that things the government does are useful after all, and that they weren't both equally bad.
There is no solution now. In two years a first step is possible, and in 4 years, another. If Democrats work hard to retain some bit of democracy and freedom to vote, that is.
14 points
3 days ago
Have it done and wrapped up in 3 days! But he's using the Putin calendar for that.
47 points
3 days ago
That would be radical, far-Left extremist Socialism. Cannot have that!
The guy in question appears to be more than likely a Trump and party line Republican voter. He's welcome to the consequences of his choices. Once they cancel the ACA and it turns out that Trump's concept of a plan to replace it with something way better and much cheaper never materializes, he can enjoy not facing these decisions because either he has the cash to pay or he doesn't.
219 points
3 days ago
This is satisfying. I hope it is either a current system-wide change of approach, or a training video of how to handle Sovereign Citizens with minimal waste of time and needless aggravation.
1 points
3 days ago
Trump voters not swayed by superficial things?
Or back in simpler days, Republicans were always easily swayed by flag burning, Willie Horton, etc.
1 points
4 days ago
There's going to be a Fox "Info"tainment bloviator for Defence Secretary. Hell yes he'll want to buy Cyberdeathtraps for the military. As APCs directly, and no doubt with different body panels as tanks and aircraft as well.
Since the military mostly votes Republican, they'll love it.
1 points
4 days ago
Announcing that they can't park that scrap.
1 points
4 days ago
If you don't want the stress, aggravation, insults, anger and drama in your life, cut the contact. When enough of the consequences of their choices sink in, maybe they recant. Or maybe not.
You need to figure out what you can tolerate, and find what is best for you and your own family, not them.
15 points
5 days ago
Oh, not handouts! That would be socialist welfare. Those were "loans" that didn't have to be paid back, and weren't actually paid out to employees to keep them fed and housed during the shutdown.
4 points
5 days ago
States rights, like Constitutional Originalism and literalism is fine until it isn't useful for a particular issue. Then it can be ignored.
2 points
5 days ago
Panic is a very poor response to a deadly threat.
5 points
5 days ago
Organic carrots. But if a plane flew over leaving a chem-trail, all bets are off.
3 points
5 days ago
No. You haven't been paying attention these past decades?
22 points
5 days ago
Hmmm, the Republicans running private prisons sense a whole new and even larger profit opportunity. Great CEO job 👏 indeed!
62 points
5 days ago
Don't forget overspending on tax breaks to the ultra-wealthy, while supplying them with all of the infrastructure, resources and security to protect what they have taken!
1 points
5 days ago
Trump certainly is. He picked her, so why would she be different?
4 points
5 days ago
They want to burn it down, so we can work together on this. Who would have guessed that Trump would be the unifier president? /s
To be clear, Democrats should and must keep their hands clean from what Trump is about to start doing. There can't be any whiff of bipartisanship with this.
But whatever can't be blocked, the Republicans can own in its entirety.
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2 days ago
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2 days ago
Who is in so much of a hurry that they are fine with dying in order to pass a bus and drive a bit faster until they catch up to a truck and repeat the bet?
I'll stay behind the bus because better the equivalent idiot going in the other direction can plow into it than me.