Automakers aren’t required to meet a California-only standard. They could choose to not sell in California, make a California-specific variant or make a dealer-installed option to meet their standard if it’s not the national standard. It’s the kind of marketplace freedom Republicans normally champion.

And my state has the right not to have its textbook content written by Texas, but here we are.

Tell me again how Republicans are the party of states’ rights?

In my experience, Republicans are ignorant as to whet the Constitution says. See “commerce clause “.

Trump has told over 2000 verifiable lies. For example the claim that the head of the Veterans Administration reassigned was a lie. Trump’s claim that the Whitehouse had a health care reform act that provided more Americans with real insurance than the ACA was a lie. Trump’s claim that investigators had evidence Obama…

Go on, give us your list, because I’ve got a list of republicans that will absolutely crush yours.

Yet the right does it regularly and nobody on that side gives a damn and uses the excuse, “Your side is no better.”, when typically the right is going above and beyond where the left would pump the brakes on things!

Democrats don’t wrap themselves in the Constitution or the Shroud of Turin then act in ways that defy the Constitution and/or act in an un-Christ like manner.

Meh. It sounds nice. But is isn’t sustainable.

Seems more like “Typical Republican” to me.

I saw something written about how Pruitt believes in states’ rights to regulate themselves... but is vehemently against California’s attempts to more heavily regulate emissions controls.

Negative Thought: This is why people make fun of millennials.
Distortions: Overgeneralization.
Positive Thought: It’s good that someone found a way to cope with a problem.

If McDonalds started building bridges and an early one collapsed, you don’t think there’d be a few people questioning why a fast food giant was doing infrastructure?

This isn’t censoring though. It’s simply telling them to do their shit somewhere else.

Nah, they were fine so your “fuck you” is null and void.

I’m tired of fucking morons who think everyone can just choose where to work.

Uber advertises that drivers make $25 per hour.

But you have to understand this... people CHOOSE to work for them... and in general, it is not their full time job... so averaged over a month, or only done every once in a while... it makes sense some make so little.

I have honestly gotten a ton of fun and value out of playing the free Starter Edition over and over, leveling new classes and races that I haven’t tried before. It scratches the WoW itch and when it caps out at 20, and for a little while after, I’ve had my fill. No commitment, no cost, just fun.

The ESRB is a subsidiary of the ESA, a lobbyist group consisting of major video game publishers. So yes, the ESRB is part of the video game industry.