“I’m JD Vance I’m running for vice president,” Vance said. “Good to see you.”
The employee sounds unmoved and replies with “okay” and waits for him to begin his order.
Does he expect people to get down on their knees after he tells them that?
How is this the real world experience?
It means we can’t let trump beat us in fundraising.
Yes I know this, the reason that I asked this question is because it is a departure from the rules laid out here. Oftentimes we say “the mirror” even though we are not referring to any specific mirror.
Why would you block someone and then stay in a group chat with them?
I predict abortion rights will win handily, cannabis wins but not as easily, and then the vote for president will go to trump.
- It’s more likely than not that the changes Trump wants would take more than 4 years to accomplish if they are allowed at all, so Trump is more likely to be useless than dangerous.
Check out project 2025, seems very dangerous to me: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/conservatives-aim-to-restructure-u-s-government-and-replace-it-with-trumps-vision
Great YouTube channel thanks for sharing!
Oftentimes now if the service is paid, you’re still the product!
Inhuman
The handmaid’s tale IRL.
In the overall freedom rankings, New Hampshire rated number 1, followed by Florida and South Dakota, while New York was dead last, with Hawaii 49th and California 48th. For personal freedoms, Nevada came tops followed by Arizona and Maine, with Wyoming 48th and Idaho 49th
Florida ranks number 2 for overall freedom? Not sure how much I trust the Cato institute’s methodology.
Yeah I went through the profile, doesn’t seem like her. And there’s no proof.
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I thought the point of notepad was to open quickly and do quick changes without having to open a more heavy duty editor.
What about contracting a terminal illness like cancer where you might not be able to work. You need a job to keep your healthcare but if an illness or disability that you have or get at some point stops you from working and you need to pay for that healthcare, what do you do?