The 25-to-39-year-old age group favor buying new cars, an AutoList.com survey found, and they are more likely to consider the environmental impacts of a car than members of Generation X, those people ranging in age from 40 to 54. Gen Xers, the study found, prefer price, reliability and brand when buying a car.

Here is her direct wording.

A mid-engine supercar with a 3.5l twin-turbo V6 and a top speed of about 217 mph?

As if to provide some sort of comparison, Ford says that the GT will best both a McLaren 675LT and a Ferrari 458 Speciale around Calabogie Motorsports Park (?????????) in Canada.

I shall morn the small trucks, but it was a bad agreement, made in the veil of secrecy that gave up a lot of sovereignty. I have been following this and to be honest, it was just to sneaky to be trusted.

Yes, but 63 million people voted for Trump. If we simply label them all as racist/mysogynist/evil is, IMHO, both simplistic and shows that we are unable to learn to address issues that concern a broader group of Americans.

“You made a choice to be on board with every vile thing he says, supports and does” I think you might believe that, but those who voted for him don’t necessarily believe it. And if we ultimately want some of them to vote for a Democrat next time, this might not be the best way to go about it.

Same boat, I’ve been put into the position where I’ve had to argue with someone that I did not vote for Trump, even though I’m a white male, so I must have! Each party has the extreme members and they can all go fuck themselves

I am anti-Trump and registered independent. However, I had to work on Friday, which required that I wear a suit and tie in Downton Washington D.C. A camera was snapped point blank in my face over a dozen times. People shoved me repeatedly (not hard, but very nerve wracking) and I was verbally threatened in the two…

Yeeeah and I may enjoy commenting on his articles because of how apocalyptic his views on a republican white house are. It amuses me briefly

The problem with your blanket statement is that 42% of women and 30% of Hispanics voted for Trump. So either these women and Hispanics are ok with misogyny and racism against themselves, or people are able to rationalize away Trump’s statements because they agree with his other policies and/or hated Clinton. And if…

She, and this, is dumb. But I think more people on the left need to realize this is a typical reaction to being attacked, physically or otherwise. I’m fairly surprised by all my friends on Facebook who still think it’s a good idea to rail against every random racist stranger who posts something dumb from thousands of…

As long as you make the assumption that Trump is an “ignorant, self-obsessed charlatan of a political figure” then you will always tar and feather anyone who supports him. He may be that, but she doesn’t say that.

Someone assaulted her because of her voting for a different candidate. Listen, I’m not a Trump supporter by any means, but fuckin christ... Quit fucking assaulting people who don’t share your beliefs, unless they are actual nazis.

Well then it’s a good thing I didn’t vote for Trump, huh?

You can hate Trump’s guts and still be hopeful that he doesn’t fuck everything up. Having hope about something you have no control over isn’t idiotic.

First they came for the Eggos, and I cried not, “Leggo!”

No I understand that. What I gained from this article is that she is an idiot for supporting her president and was attacked presumably because everyone just assumes that if you’re republican, you’re an immigrant hating, white power spewing, jesus freak. She’s just saying that she can hope for the best, without…

Sounds like she is just hoping for the best. Even her declaration that she would stand behind Trump comes with hesitation and acknowledgement that she does not share the same beliefs and will not force herself to. She even makes a point to say that she’s bunched into that negative stigma of what a Republican is,…

It seems hypocritical to keep referring to it as an egg and not a chicken.