Hmm...I didn’t know he was in the Biden EPA  “A company in Florida got last-minute approval last week from Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency to build a practice road using radioactive materials.”

Reading is hard “A company in Florida got last-minute approval last week from Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency to build a practice road using radioactive materials.”

Why 55mph? Seem arbitrary, 45mph is doubtlessly safer then 55? 35 is also doubtlessly safer then 45? Making everyone use public transit and stay in their neighborhood and only travel away with government approval and transport would again be a step safer...aren’t you being a little bourgeoisie suggesting the ridiculous…

This isn’t just Kei cars, this same organization is going after “Kit Cars” and vehicles with “non-standard” suspensions (ie. modified).

If it HAS to be European the only thing I can think of is a Triumph Stag. They have a reasonable back seat, most are convertibles, they’ll easily do modern highway (maybe not Central Texas toll road) speeds and the nicest examples rarely crest $30k.

I’m the farthest thing from a police apologist but this is simply irresponsible reporting. He wasn’t shot because he was running from evading a fair, he was shot because when confronted about the fair he came after cops with a knife.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyote_(person)

I think you misunderstand my point. The current system is incredibly flawed and ineffectual, we need a real path to citizenship for people from other countries that doesn’t include them putting their lives at risk on these inhumane journeys. Acting like closing or opening the border fixes the issue obscures the real…

I agree, the bill should have been passed, it would have begun saving lives immediately. Living in South TX I’ve seen and known these people, anything that stops people from attempting this journey and gives them compassionate paths to citizenship is a good thing.

These people from Chicago should come to Texas and see the toll their flippant games have on the ground. Every year hundreds of migrants die trying to make this trip, many horrific deaths like being baked alive in a tractor trailer or raped and murder by coyotes. Regardless of where you stand on immigration policies…

This whole article is a weird take and the ACLU would like a word with you about it. 

I’m a mechanic and shop owner that has rebuilt electric/hybrid vehicle batteries. The issue isn’t untrained techs, tools or anything else it is the manufacturers purposefully making the batteries impossible to service.

You likely also believe the same of classical liberalism, this is why we can’t function as a republic anymore. 

“Conservatism in the United States is based on a belief in limited government, individualism, traditionalism, republicanism, and limited federal governmental power in relation to U.S. states.”

In all fairness (to me) I’m a conservative that wouldn’t buy a Tesla because Elon’s a Trump Republican. We can hold different political views and agree assholes are still assholes...right?

You should do a little research on his “sources”, Cosmo is hardly a medical journal. The condition he describes has been recorded less than 300 times in medical journals ever.

“Fun fact: men visiting hospitals discover, with surprising frequency, that they’ve had ovaries their whole lives!” This has happened less than 300 times as described in literature, “surprising frequency”?

You mention Kyle Larson talking about the success of the D4D program like he’s a footnote, Larson won a cup championship already and is one of 4 driver’s in the running to win another tomorrow. Larson is a future hall of famer, one of NASCAR’s most popular drivers and will be a force in the series for years to come.…

It boggles my mind that people think if car manufacturers where selling direct this wouldn’t happen more. Look at Tesla; removing features from used cars and charging for them again, the only manufacturer to get parts from, nearly no aftermarket service network, no real retribution for customers with quality concerns.…

Your graph rates manufacturers that haven’t existed in more than a decade...maybe use current info?