I’m still a Coors guy, but since they’re out of Colorado, I figure my money is still supporting bud.

Slavery was an institution that we used, not a founding principle (and in fact, slavery is antithetical to our actual founding principles!). Welcoming people from everywhere they need us is a principle.

I never once mentioned Thiel.

I don’t know why you’d post this reply to a Gawker (ahem, former Gawker) site. No one around here is actually a journalist with any merit. You come for the funbag and some good sports-ish videos, not the quality of the Fourth Estate.

The Statue of Liberty literally has a poem on it saying this.

I read after I scrolled down the page to pause the loud autoplaying video that shows nothing.

Sessions is a guaranteed yes though, so I’m fine with some Dems like Heitkamp (who are sitting in some insanely red states with elections coming up in 2 years) voting for a few of these folks.

Autoplay video that doesn’t even have the punch.

“Old”

Pence wouldn’t have even been in Indiana at the time. He’d have long made the trip down to Alabama at the start of his career.

Fucking nailed it.

Nah, that’s a half-truth. You gotta go whole hog and say GS won back to back championships, with pictures behind you that show the scoreboard from an awkward angle.

You’re saying US commercials were 10 minutes total for a show, right? I think it’s a bit lower. 30 minute shows in the US tend to shoot for 7-8 minutes of commercials. Still longer than 5 minutes if that’s what Japan does.

You have to pay to use the app, and there are literally dozens of free apps that do all of those things.

And apparently the Shoe Drop is that all of the online functionality (from what we know, it’s a bit vague) may be restricted to a mobile app instead of the console itself! So you get parties, voice chat, etc... but only on your phone!

Kind of? Most reporters will try to corroborate info from at least one other source (a person or maybe some documents). If one leaker decides to stop, that loses you one source. But if you’re known for really accurate reports, then I think it’s reasonable to assume you’ve got more than just one person. You’ve likely…

Less than 15%. It’s mostly around 5%, but to cover over 95% of all cases, I used the high bar. Over half of earners at $50K are paying about 5%.

That $5K you just took from the person making $50K a year is worth more than the $223K you took from the millionaire. That’s the problem. The former is money drained from legitimate livelihood (not necessarily groceries, but someone at that income isn’t going to easily afford good car insurance or things like that),…

In 2014, the effective tax rate of the top 1% was about 23%. The effective tax rate for people making $50K a year was less than 15%. Since more federal revenue is coming from that 8% at the top, to match the revenue needed to run the federal gov’t, you’ll need to up the tax rate on that person making $50K a year (and…

A tax group did a paper in 2014 and found that the wealthy (top 1%) pay an effective (after loopholes and whatnot) tax rate of about 23%. And since that’s a ton of our national income, you’d need to match that rate. If you go for a flat tax, then you’re telling people who pay this rate (which would be everyone) that…