That’s why I put “” around waiver. Yes it’s an act of congress. Yes it is not unprecedented. No it is not a big deal. Yes it is likely to be strongly supported by many Dems. Mad Dog is very highly regarded in both parties.
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True. No rust compared to eastern Cda (I’ve lived in nl on and BC and now Ab) but they use a much coarser sand mix on roads so far more paint chips and pitted/cracked windshields.
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So let’s look at the AG appointment. The racist smear has widely been refuted. And the events in question happened many years ago.
Nice bunch of drive-bys there.
Doesn’t look like that bad of a crack. Unless it was impeding your vision why bother?
Another excellent pick. Trump is proving his executive prowess in business as translates well to governance.
1st/neutral: vain move by Obama (big surprise). It will thankfully he removed forthwith.
She was correct on all counts. The intolerant left can’t even begin to consider that that might be true.
No doubt that’s true. But you probably could drop the clutch at idle on a viper and not stall it. Try that with a low torque engined car.
I would think that with the gobs of torque at low revs learning how to drive stick on a viper would very easy to do - almost impossible to stall it.
Chao is a free market proponent. Look for market friendly regulatory changes - and getting off of mass transit favouritism. Also higher speed limits on many many roads.
There are lots of people who deny or minimize it.
“of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights”
No. I think they were defeated by reagan and with the help of thatcher and other allies. Even the soviets admit that.
Stock markets are by definition speculative. Highly educated speculation. And the benefits of deregulation can be calculated and also be immediate - case in point the cancelling of more restrictions on CAFE and emissions.
The key aspect of debt is the fiscal capacity to service it. Under reagan capacity grew faster than the debtload. That’s a good thing.
You have it backward. Under reagan the gap shrank. And let’s understand that the qualitative gap is much closer than the quantitative one.
No, regulation is the friend of bandits - they want - and largely got -what they wanted under Obama. Regulation creates barriers to entry of competition - just look at what dodd frank has done to smaller banks.