its for the clicks, she didn’t actually have to sit in there

Sounds more like this “TikToker” wasn’t the sharpest tool in the shed.

These days, real-world Republicans are increasingly indistinguishable from parodies.

I came here specifically to talk about that. Did he rob a cartoon character??

The dude is wrapped in cheetos sweats, driving a cheetos-themed car.  The mschf boots are the least cheesy thing going on in this picture.

What's with the Frankenstein monster shoes?

So are we just not gonna talk about this?

Aaand my picture of Audrey II from Little Shop of Horrors has been Kinja'd. I guess you'll have to imagine it.

Criminals aren’t smart, case in point, this guy.

Inventory is at record levels because people don’t want to buy a badly made car from a white supremacist piece of shit con-man.

Your mom’s a badass

There’s no income restriction on the $7500 for the lease.

but tax payers shouldn’t have covered that.

Am I the biggest fan of the credit? No, at least not as designed; I wish there had been more in it to push people who didn’t need cars away from using them.

That said, the tax credit’s cost is cheap relative to the costs of paying for climate change, and it’s really hard to dislodge the idea that cars are not always…

I just did my taxes and didn’t see the part where I state that I didn’t buy an EV this year and therefore have another tax added on top of my other taxes.

My mom just turned 73 and she drives a Honda Fit Sport, five-speed manual. Orange Revolution Metallic. Of course, she’s a sample of one.

I’ve still yet to see any new Corvette without a senior citizen behind the wheel.

I would also say that we should not subsidize home mortgages, either. But, tax incentives are a great tool the government can use to change behaviors.

dont forget cheese. we subsidize the shit out of the dairy industry. so much so that we have to have a fucking strategic 3 million+ sqft cheese cave to store it all.

The original tax credit was to essentially make EVs cheaper while automakers scaled up production and brought production costs down to jumpstart the EV market. The the IRA pull the rug out from under them just as they were getting started in earnest. All in the name of saving maybe some jobs related to battery…