Anyone who ever says “Just move!” has never moved out of the place they were born in because they were privileged enough to be born somewhere unoppressive...or they’re privileged enough to be able to up stakes at the drop of a hat.
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The new Mustang Mach-E.
Let’s say Brundle cornered the noted racing and privacy enthusiast Dave Letterman- does he have to answer questions just because he’s on the grid?
No, I agree that the people let go here stayed almost entirely on topic. I was referencing something that really goes back to when Trump was elected and was epidemic across most forms of entertainment. I don’t think there’s a way to ignore how broader society and sports are intertwined, nor should we, but the balance…
Ok..
And its the sales price (assuming its accepted) that sets the bar for the next family moving in.. This in turn encourages other long term owners to potentially sell.. to cash out as it were and they won’t be selling for lower than market value.. in fact they would be selling at or higher than market value.. which…
your take and experience makes too much sense. take your star.
My first marriage was in the Catholic church because I felt guilty about it.
Damn, that Italian beef for $7 sounds good right about now.
Have you heard that no sub made from carbon fiber has ever been that deep before?
Man, not only are they out there, they seemed to be the majority these days. The covid boat-buying boom was terrible for boating safety. People somehow assume if you can drive a car you can drive a boat. Which, while technically true, does not quite mean you can do all the things you need to do with a boat. Like dock…
This. I live in Florida which is currently under a fascist regime. The state has spent so damn much money attacking and demonizing trans people, LGBTQ people, and anyone believing in basic human dignity for all, that the culture war is currently costing taxpayers tens of millions of dollars. And that’s just the…
The Pontiac Aztek.
I became passionate about racing because one late night in 1996 or so I happened upon a re-broadcast of a CART race at Road America. I thought the track was beautiful and some crazy racing action happened (I’m pretty sure it was Al Unser, Jr. in his Marbloro/Penske retiring with a few laps to go while leading the…
There are two houses. So the ruling party would need to control both for them to be able to ‘pass any law’. To revoke the law, they would need control of both houses as well. The filibuster is only used in the senate and removing it would mean only the ruling party can out vote a request for cloture(no more debate on…
You’re essentially correct, and that’s why Sinema and Manchin are so opposed to getting rid of the filibuster. Their argument is that it’ll create more chaos because every ~2 years, Congress will overturn whatever laws the previous Congress made.
If the country elects a majority to congress of one party, then yes that party should be able to pass and undo laws as it sees fit.
I get the fear of what republicans would do if in charge, however I think part of the reason why the republican party in it’s current form has not been wiped from the political map is…
It’s not a rule, but it’s a lot harder to take away something good that people have than it is to deny it to them in the first place.
Are you referring to actual legislation or the Senate rules?
I would rather be tied to a chair and forced to watch Jack Reacher a dozen times than watch Jerry Maguire again.