Your point is excellent and the article does nothing to address it. The increased vehicle traffic doesn’t just magically appear - these cars somehow come from somewhere, and are going someplace, for a reason. Are there more places to go? People living farther out? Reduced vehicles on surface roads?

Congratulations on finding a 2016 New York Times article which has been discussed here by your predecessors!

Now you’re talking Rob.

How about a pair of clunky white New Balance Dad shoes paired with a Canadian Tuxedo?

It’s a good weekend driver for someone who wants to relive the small British sports car days.  Don’t drag race any bread trucks for pinks though.  NP even with the light tan interior in a chrome yellow Spit.  Way worse than brown shoes with a black suit.

3 grand is fun weekend toy/project car all day. Anyone not voting NP has no soul.

Is there really a lot of resistance to the reality of Iran’s involvement? On day one there was, because of the lack of info, and the Houthies with their hand up. But now it seems fairly solid where these came from.

Cam Newton is playing injured and probably has been playing injured for the last 3 or so years. He continued to play, because the Panther’s only other option at that point was...*check notes*...A literal robot who was programmed to throw turnovers and make racial slurs. He didn’t play because he was selfish, he played…

Cam has taken a beating behind bad offensive lines for as long as I can remember. I would love to see if he’s been hit the most out of any QB since coming into the league nearly 10 years ago. Finebaum is a knob shining shill.

that election, not Carter. poor wording on my part.

Yet what is the practical difference between Warren and Sanders when it comes to the distribution of wealth? Or how the economy operates? A problem is that capitalism and socialism are really broad terms and if you’re not precise about what you mean by one or the other then it basically becomes meaningless sloganeering…

I think the idea of a social democracy sits just fine with most of the population. Which seems to be the endgame for both of them via slightly different paths.

I believe they have not removed it themselves because they are worried about Dems taking power in 2020, but you better believe if Dems don’t win, Republicans will do this. It’s not a matter of, what if we do it and then the Republicans use that; it’s what if the Republicans are the only ones to. Because they will no…

I mean, even beyond a wealth tax, if the switch to M4A happens quick enough in the Democrat President’s term, do you think Republicans can even sell the various rich forces within it’s own party that they now have to put healthcare back on companies again let alone the rest of America? Once it’s in place, there might…

Fun fact - they’re gonna try to do that anyway! Hell, they’ll cheat to do that anyway (see, McConnell. M.). The idea that we should purposefully restrict our own ability to do fundamentally good things on the off-chance (LOL) that later down the line the Republicans might try to do bad things is so bizarre I can’t…

Warren’s annual wealth tax on the very rich is, to me, the single most radical policy proposal of any candidate in the race, and would do more than any other single policy to alter the imbalance of economic and political power in this country.

I can’t recall if you agree with removing the Filibuster or not, Mr. Nolan. But are you ready to remove it, knowing that in a few years, Republicans could wipe away all the good work Obama and the next democratic President does?

$15k buys a very nice Chevy Volt, which will last much longer with fewer repairs than a BMW i3.

To be fair, the American electorate prioritizes that way as well. 

I found it infuriating also. In addition, there’s the argument that the Republicans never ask how they are going to pay for their next stupid war, or their next tax cut for the rich, or forcing Congress to let the minimum wage fall so far behind actual costs that we, the taxpayers, have to provide food stamps and…