I remember when a democrat balanced the budget and gave the US a surplus from 1998-2001

You’re talking about a time when the internet didn’t exist. Your points are valid but so are the other person’s who are focusing on more recent data.

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Highest level of fuckup imaginable so far…

Yeah I’m mostly in agreement with everyone that Biden ain’t it, but damn it’s nice to see a past president willing to help.

1. Ease of use

The combination of having to choose an instance and then start with an algorithm free blank slate is a tough ask. It literally takes time to sit down and setup your initial “feed”, which is probably a good thing, but not at all what attracts users whimsical curiosities nor what they’ve experienced over their entire existence with social media.

Just existing as an alternate to chaos should have been enough.

Disappointing doesn’t even feel like a strong enough word.

Glad you’ve had good experiences. Seeing them everywhere is irrelevant to my point, the physical locations still exist and they’re still “open” and accepting customers but it’s not realistic to actually get service there because it takes days to get medicine and then an hour or more wait at the store to actually get a pharmacist to hand it to you.

It’s all anecdotal, but in my region they’re dead.

What’s wild is from my perspective and location, CVS and Walgreens are already gone. They still have stores here but they’re so understafffed and poorly managed that they’re unusable.

yeah basically echoing what everyone else has said. with a little bit of interaction it’ll get rid of that stuff pretty quick and i really don’t see much of it anymore except for really mainstream stuff like the occasional joe rogan clip or something.

republicans have thus far been willing to risk literally the entire constitution/democratic process, but term limits for president would be the line they don’t cross?

Vance thinks the judges serve whoever appointed them.

It is so intriguing to me that there are people out there who want a campaign to come knock on their door.