As GOP has a super majority in Kentucky, they can override the veto the next time they meet.

Good thing he doesn’t keep pizza places in his contact list. Imagine inviting Hungry Howie to your encrypted war chat.

Because unlike fiber, which you can install and reasonably expect to work with minimal maintenance or other costs for years, Starlink has a guaranteed revenue stream by way of planned obsolescence. We will be constantly launching satellites to keep up replacement of the ones that are deorbitted, and that cost will naturally be passed on to the taxpayer.

Not that fiber installs aren’t also a grift. After all, how many times has the American taxpayer paid for rural broadband?

My original plan was to ask for top 5 tips, so you went ways above the brief after you read my mind.

These are great and the guitar one is relevant to me right now. Thanks for answering!

Good one. I struggled for years with a monoprice printer I basically got for free because Rakuten marketplace was shutting down and I had to use my rewards. I recently got a Bambu printer as a gift and it’s so much better at the same tasks, plus the additional features make me regret spending time upgrading my MP10.

What niche hobby of yours does this rule apply?

Mostly Democrats actually, and no one at a Federal level.

Tetris brought in the normies.

Wouldn’t they have been a double agent, if they were an FBI informant working in the KGB?

The what now?

Surprised hoe!

They’d rather Trump be in the White House and hurting everyday Americans than have to work with the “other side”.

Why does the prune on the right look like Rupert Fucking Murdoch?

Edit: The latest takedown comes in the aftermath of Rupert Murdoch, who owns the financial newspaper, visiting Trump on Monday in the Oval Office as he signed executive orders.

Oh.

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The division is the point. The distraction is the point. Anything unifying is a hard pass.

She introduced the PEWP Act.

I think the signs are referring to the “coyotes” who guide Mexican immigrants across the border for a fee. Often they sexually assault their clients, estimated by nonprofits to be about 60%.

It doesn’t make a lot of sense for Texas to place the signs, though, but it’s provacative and theatrical which the GOP loves.

Yes to single payer. We pay him, he takes our money, we die from treatable disease.

Many times it’s a hawk, similar to how most coyotes in film and TV make wolf howls. Which is crazy because coyotes chattering is much scarier.