Every election year is the year you should vote for “other candidates” in the primaries.
That is how you work to reshape a party you’re not happy with.
Luckily primary season is here now so go make your voice heard!
*Disclaimer* - this applies to the US’ two party system. There are probably better ways in better systems.
They take some getting used to but I absolutely adore mine. I don’t find mine to be noisy but I’ve also found mine has help reduce the amount of repositioning I do at night.
Hey States - FYI - if you don’t work for the Executive branch, executive orders don’t apply to you…
…or legal permanent residents…
“punishable by death, or watching my justice department trip and fall on their face. Your choice really…”
Sure - if their point was “fascists have always been fascists” then I agree; who wouldn’t? But that’s not what the article or discussion was about.
Republicans were not always Nazis
They kinda always have been. Did everyone just forget about the Ku Klux Klan? What about the 1920s Eugenics movement?
Before the Southern Strategy(c.1960s), klansmen, etc… were more likely to be Democrats than Republicans.
The people have always existed (by various names). I think this is more an inspection of the party itself’s shift
Guessing it’s an attempt to mask the girls identity. The article does make it pretty clear the accuser was an underaged girl who lived with him.
SE Asia only solves part of your problem but that’s better than solving none of it, right?
It’s also where bananas actually originated…that counts for something, right?
Blue raspberry is incredibly accurate though…
…It’s a bit ironic the actual fruit is now extinct…
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#NotAllVampires
Some importers/companies tracked tariff costs (Ubiquiti) per item/order.
Some importers/companies ate the cost and shielded the consumer (Costco).
But I suspect you’re right in the vast majority of cases.
I agree - it was a terrible suggestion…
Legumes aren’t low carb no one can afford to eat enough leafy greens to meet their caloric intake for the day
This is it exactly! I remember clearly the first time I had it. It was shocking and off putting because it was so different from anything I’d had before. But after that first experience of shock, it gradually grew on me until I actually enjoyed it.
I think this difference comes down to how open-minded folks are about trying new things.
I remember having a very similar experience with American Chinese food when one restaurant my parents started going to put large-ish chunks of ginger in one of the dishes I would always order. I didn’t know what it was at the time and told my parents it tasted like it had soap in it. Now I love ridiculously ginger heavy dishes.
“Politicians hide themselves away
They only started the war
Why should they go out to fight?
They leave that role to the poor”