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3·9 months ago99% sure because few people do that and proxies are detectable
Because its mostly true at the continent level.
Its a fascist assigned with Nick Fuentes
These were evaluated on a cost-effectiveness basis before being mandated. They are cheap and work.
What makes vehicles expensive is that its much more profitable to sell a huge luxury vehicle instead of a mid-sized sedan. So automakers build giant trucks with fancy interiors instead of cars the typical person can buy new.
To be fair, this is local coverage. I don’t think the national outlets have picked this up yet
The long term plan is to kill off the bulk of the US population using racism as an excuse
Mr. Trump said that if it was up to Mr. Miller there would be only 100 million people in this country, and they would all look like Mr. Miller,
Its from Frank Bruni, not the NYT as a whole. They still have a handful of columnists who get it, even if the owners intentionally push right-wing narratives
Because the Republican party operates as a patronage machine run by billionaires. The policies they want are ones which transfer money from your pocket into theirs. This is needless to say, not popular, so they stir up racism to divide people and distract from what they’re doing.
There were a fairly significant number of Americans who wanted the US to enter WWII on the Nazi side.
Sure, but the choice in recent decades has been to leave it as is, or to completely gut it.
The plan was negotiated by Steve Witkoff, a real-estate developer with no historical, geographical, or cultural knowledge of Russia or Ukraine, and Kirill Dmitriev, who heads Russia’s sovereign-wealth fund and spends most of his time making business deals
About 40% of Republican staffers have gone full Nazi at this point, and the rest (and their bosses) are ok with this. Just making sure their buddies can get military training is all
I’d prefer to toss the klan in the clink
That’s not legal. What’s much more likely is denying permits for onshore infrastructure which would support offshore oil drilling.
Me looking at cspan screenshot during the vote.
And there is no way Schumer wasn’t coordinating this; he held a caucus meeting right beforehand, and the Yea votes were all Democrats who have 4+ years to their next election
Schumer coordinated the Yes vote among Democrats
You also missed King
It wasn’t on the Senate website yet when I posted
Nothing wrong with showing up at their local office in person with a crowd. Ive done that before
Yes