No wonder he lost control. The racing stripe is way off-center.

Front wheels not straight? Check

It’s almost like all the camera phones create an EMP that disrupts the cars computers and forces the traction control settings, brakes and accelerator to all malfunction at once.

You know it wasn’t a Mustang because it turned away from the pedestrians.

First of all, the target of 54MPG translates to about 40MPG in reality, and that is not averaged across the entire lineup, it’s tailored by footprint. So an F-150 ‘s target is nowhere near 40MPG. It is disappointing how many people, even on this site, do not know this.

Know what the best part of democracy is?

You don’t have to agree with, or even support your politicians. And for the record, conservatives are STILL “whining like children” about Obama.

The funny thing is: Republicans are the ones leaving a legacy of debt for their offspring. Side-by-side, they outspend dems every time they are in office. This “17 trillion in debt” they try and attribute to Obama is almost totally the result of Republican leadership. GW and the GOP came into power with a budget…

“When Tesla CEO Elon Musk introduced the Model 3 concept in March of last year, he promised that early production would begin by July 2017"

The previous administration apparently turned down this exact mission on multiple occasions because it was too risky and there was not enough intel. Even though the new administration didn’t necessarily know it would turn out this poorly, they were given the same information as the previous administration and made the…

We know that at least one of the mission objectives (kill Al-Rimi) was a failure. So, by your standard, the operation was a failure. If you take the rest of what you’re talking about (collecting information, killing high AQAP personnel) as secondary objectives, then you get to balance that against the death of the…

Read Colin Kahl’s twitter feed. He’s pretty clear that the Obama Administration believed that this raid would escalate the US involvement in Yemen. So they passed it to the Trump team with a recommendation for careful study about future incursions.

Not according to this report: http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/trumps-first-military-raid-was-an-avoidable-tragedy-1791928904

It was reported a few days ago right here on FA:

No, it isn’t. The Obama administration passed on the mission because they deemed it too risky for both the soldiers and the civilians in the vicinity. According to the timeline, they also recommended the new administration not green-light the mission.

The facts are that Obama kicked the operation back multiple times because he deemed it too risky and passed it on to the Trump administration with the recommendation that more intelligence be gathered. Trump gave it a first pass thumbs up, ignoring Obama’s recommend, and got a shit ton of people killed and handed…

That just isn’t true. Nationalism in cars was so bad that the US car manufacturers started to not even try. Then the Japanese came in with better, more affordable cars, and people stopped caring about nationalism.

‘Regressive Left’ is the most non-sensical oxymoron I’ve ever heard.

You’re way discounting American nationalism at home - you’re seeing quite the resurgence in 2016. And nobody cares if you go out and buy American.

We picked up an off-lease 2013 Fiat 500e with 24K miles on it for $7,300 out the door and it’s changed a lot for us. We get about 90 miles of range and my wife can commute from Newport Beach to and from downtown Los Angeles in the HOV/toll roads…toll-free. We’re saving about $8 per day in fuel cost and $4-$20 in…