"Big mouth, small brain."
I've made 6765 posts in 10+ years.
You've made 6731 in 2 years with just one of your many alts.
Judge for yourself - here's a guide:
integrity (honesty, courage, etc.)
personality (charisma, cool under pressure, etc.)
intelligence (enough to converse with experts in myriad disciplines)
agenda (depends on your perspective - for example)
leadership (setting tone/expectations, talent recognition/delegation, etc.)
or, you can ask them:
Racial Injustice
Police Brutality
Criminal Justice Reform
Black Immigration
Economic Injustice
LGBTQIA+ and Human Rights
Environmental Conditions
Voting Rights & Suppression
Healthcare
Government Corruption
Education
Commonsense Gun Laws
Because everyone knows Trump to be such a paragon of virtue...
'The president put “his own political interests” ahead of “U.S. national interests,” Bolton writes, “not just on trade questions but across the whole field of national security.” Virtually every decision, according to Bolton, was “driven by re-election calculations.” Trump’s behavior with Russia and Ukraine substantiates that indictment. So does his collusion with China.'
https://slate.com/news-and-
except Tucker knows that Republicans supported Trump because he is not a conservative.
Jobless claims are reported weekly:
or Charlie Brown's shirt.
(where's nom for the brown-shirt ref?)
once we figure out daylight saving time, the rest will sort itself out.
;)
Here's a case for permanent DST (same as ending DST, but shifted back an hour):
Less accidents
Less crime
Less energy use
Better sleep
More recreation and economic activities
but the other side is orange, which is red+yellow.
So, only scared Republicans?
You do know that Pocahontas was the name of a real person, right?
you should at least remember that there was a Disney movie...
Both sides would be wrong to support it, but some Democrats think they should because they know Republicans will eventually change the rule.
Pete Buttigieg: "We should consider it. I mean, that’s something the senators have to figure out but it’s got to be on the table because our sense of fair play among Democrats has bitten us far too many times for us to be naive about it."
The Senate should have a higher bar of consensus, but the trends are that Republicans would have a hard time getting to 60 Senators, and sometimes even with they have a majority of Senators, they represent a minority of voters.
Admitting new states is not something a president does - it would require a compromise to get through Congress.
Because they know not to trust that he will treat it with the nuance and care it deserves.
"Less regulations and tax cuts are policies."
Often, especially in Trump's case, short-sighted ones.
Again, the left of Mississippi?
And, Pence for President seems like a sane/good choice?