THIS. Also, lest we forget, these are the same states that are passing legislation forbidding localities from enacting various progressive policies, such as anti-discrimination ordinances. They’re all “states’ rights” until they are the superior government of their ecosystem, in which case these small fry need to be…

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I am a bit late to the party here, but I would guess executive meddling would explain a lot. With the TV show coming out, they probably want some promotion for the character since he is probably the least-developed and -beloved MCU original Avenger. I like that Disney has created this seamless TV/movie thing, but it…

Hold up a minute, Marsha. The federal government under Cheetolini took basically a backseat to any type of COVID response. That is part of what prompted this variable state response. Biden’s administration has really only been bolstering the CDC’s recommendations and imposed a federal lands mask mandate. While the…

Not sure if someone said this elsewhere in the thread, but I am flabbergasted that the drumbeat on all legislative priorities from the progressive media has not been: “Make DC and PR states.” I think Manchin and Sinema could take the heat on DC at least, and then they can blithely vote with Republicans on any damn…

“Of course, attending a circuit party with hundreds of maskless revelers is a different thing than hanging in a small friend group, though both have been featured on gaysovercovid.”

But yes, I imagine the small-time stuff is very much in the minority of content. I guess that part of my comment was a broader critique…

I don’t really think Rich is justifying dangerous behavior. It reads more like, “Shaming isn’t going to work.” And yeah, it’s not. The pandemic has been going on long enough now that shame has diminishing returns when held up against an ever-increasing desire for a return to normalcy. Yes, some people have the…

I graduated from HHS and went to Shepherd! Hmmm, what year did you graduate? I was ‘o7.

I live in Hedgesville, and I second this statement.

I mostly approve of this list and second that Gwen is the closest to my opinions.

I can confirm this ineptitude of federal bureaucracy is not limited to the VA, given personal experiences with the SSA. If the federal is the one making the mistake, they shouldn’t be going after families who have made good faith efforts to no avail. I feel really bad for these families, many of whom are probably much…

You’re right that the LSAT almost certainly would have said “somewhere to the left of,” but without knowing the exact thinking behind this puzzle, I interpreted everything as ambiguously as one could possibly take it. Heck, I even wasted time thinking through whether they meant to the left of the reader or to the left…

If G & B don’t have to be next to each other, G or R could be in the first slot (without further variable testing to eliminate G). Then I had to test out with R in the first slot since that determined all the colors.

See, I was overly conservative knowing how twisted the LSAT writers are and did not assume that the lady in green being to the left of the lady in blue meant she was directly next to her. If I had, that would have shaved some time off of the puzzle, certainly.

If the LSAT had questions this complex, there would be way fewer lawyers in the world. I felt compelled to attempt it since I am currently studying for the LSAT, even though I haven’t played the game. It took me a while to solve it, but I credit that partially to the fact I was using a 4x7 piece of paper for something…