How can they not tell him what he is being given charged with? Doesn't that violate the sixth amendment?

She is protecting her money.  There might be more to it, but this is one of the main reasons.

Attending a musical theater performance?? Sounds like some elitist liberal bullshit to me Lauren. This is a slippery slope, before you know it she will be donating to PBS instead of megachurches and gun charities. Sad.

‘I am on the board’

Take your bullet star.

I, too, wish Apple paid me to write reviews.

Those nails are horrible.

I’ve been reading this site for a better part of a decade and with every iPhone release you guys never fail to trip over yourselbes waxing poetic over the most mundane incremental improvements. How are you not bored?

That great industrial design wasted because everyone slaps a 20 dollar POS case over it. Lol

Can’t wait to see how Musk will blame the jews when NY Times pulls it’s advertising.

I tend to think an enhanced ability to communicate with your constituents where they are is a legitimate expense, especially for $80 a year. Members of Congress already have the “franking” privilege, which allows them to send official mail at the government’s cost. I don’t think this is much different.

“Socialism” is way up there too, not that one in a thousand voters could define it. And it’s a golden oldie:

How can people be ok with him talking like a child. He might as well call people “stinky poo poo face.”

I think there is a very real risk that he releases partial information or something out of context that makes some item of evidence look weak, or even like it is defending his position. Then if that gets picked up by the national press, everybody knows about it, including potential jurors, and they will already have…

Then treat the sociopath like anyone else: throw his ass in jail for violating the terms of his arraignment bond.

Because they’re a bunch of pussies

We love to take our 700+ horsepower $100k trucks to festivals about self-reliance and being kind to our earth mother or some such, don’t we folks. 

There is a required period the DEA has to give for public comment prior to their decision.

I see several systems in the $400 - $600 range that include multiple cameras and a local DVR with the option for either 24/7 or motion activation.

So if it’s still waiting for Matter support you’re saying it doesn’t matter yet? ...I’ll see myself out...