Did you read the article? She was fired. 

Becoming? Oh honey, I’ve got bad news for you. 

Pretty sure my grandpa still has one in his kitchen. 

This is pretty much what Utah has done (successfully) and is slowly but surely evolving in other places, the Housing First model.

You could until TCJA, now W2 employees can not deduct unreimbursed business expenses. Even before that it was a pretty worthless deduction as you had to itemize, and could only deduct the amount above 2% your AGI. 

“Everyone has to evaluate the compensation for doing the job versus the time and cost to be able to do that job.”

Crash statistics are generally published as an injury and fatality *rate*, so the fact that people drive more is already factored in. Driving is ~750 times more dangerous than commercial air liners per vehicle mile traveled, so assuming the Slate analysis someone else posted is accurate, it’s still 3x as dangerous as…

How is his job 80 years ago relevant to his opinions of charitable organizations?

Overhead vs program expenses is actually a really poor metric for how effective a charity is, and drives some terrible trends in the NFP community.

You’re allowed to ask about a service animal, which have public access rights - the right to be brought into stores, restaurants, buses, etc. ESAs are a different category and the only particular rights they have are in housing and airline travel. They are not required to perform a particular service, so being able to…

That’s federal law (ADA), not limited to SF. But you can ask what service the animal is trained to do, and you can bar animals that are poorly behaved already. 

Forest Moriaty?!?! Was he raised to be the villain of a 90s talking animal cartoon?

Worth noting that the poll tax bill was written to allow county level judges to modify the original sentence, something the populous blue counties are taking advantage of to reenfranchise their citizens. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2020/01/florida-felon-voting-rights-amendment-4-counties-poll-tax.html

He is *the best*. I’m so glad he’s back for another season or so.

You win that bet! From WP (with citations):

Probably In The Dark (season 2, season 1 is about the Jacob Wetterling case). It’s an American Public Media show, so very well researched.

183 people have been arrested for various things, they were not all arson arrests. There are arsonists every fire season, that is not the reason the fires are so particularly bad this year. 

The victims’ families from the original crash did sue, I think 5 or 6 suits total. They all settled. Clearly not for enough. 

The person he paralyzed was a friend. The people he killed were all strangers. “the then-16-year-old drove his father’s pickup truck into a group of people helping a stranded motorist. Four people, aged 21 to 52, died as a result.”

“Predictably, the bastions of equality for women were up in arms at the prospect of women being treated equally.”