get cocky. These folks cheat, and they WILL rob you of a free and fair election if they possibly can! Don’t let them–be active and involved and watchful!
Category: Wisdom
We need to run
far and fast away from DEI. Fortunately, some in the private sector are wising up a bit. Government is always behind the curve a bit (they get “free” money not based on demand, and their existence is not determined by their actual financial value), but maybe they are also getting the message. I hope so.
Lately, in a counter-catchphrase that’s gotten some traction, DEI has come to stand for “Didn’t Earn It” to critics who note that those who run things are sticking unqualified people in various slots purely because of their observable characteristics.
… But the [Secret Service] promotional videos compared poorly with actual footage of chunky, out-of-shape-looking female agents struggling with their holsters and sunglasses in the aftermath of the shooting.
EVERYTHING is
Now we can’t count out voter fraud and other Democrat ploys. In fact, a few Democrats are saying that Republicans will let their guard down or not even vote at all!
Yeah, don’t get complacent!
Yeah,I haven’t
had any vaccine side effects, either…
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Yeah, MOST of
us miss him.
“I want to leave Afghanistan,” Trump is supposed to have said at a high-level meeting with the Taliban. “But it’s going to be a conditions-based withdrawal.” Hunt recalled Trump saying, “If you harm a hair on a single American, I’m going to kill you.”
After the translator did his bit — and Hunt indicated that the translator was shocked by Trump’s statement and hesitated before passing it along — Trump pulled a picture of the Taliban leader’s home out of his pocket, handed it to him, and then left.
THAT, my friends, is a BOSS move!
I’m already
voting for Trump—you don’t need to convince me!
The air is
Me, I think EVs are a great idea in certain, rather limited settings. What are those?
- Gas prices are prohibitively high
- It is a warm climate, since batteries are total crap when it’s cold
- The distances driven are relatively short–the car is used mainly for town and not used for trips
- I can charge the car overnight, pretty much every night
- I’m not towing
- I can afford a $25,000 battery when a fender-bender MIGHT have deranged the battery or when it just wears out in a couple years
In such settings, they work great!
BUT, they are still very heavy and destroy roads because of their (battery) weight. Even so, they are incredibly “torquey” and quick. Fun machines!
What they do, they do very well. But versatile and forgiving of even slight error they are not. And then there are the serious ethical questions about the child slavery involved in getting the raw materials for the batteries…
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Hybrids may make a lot more practical sense, though there are still the ethical concerns.
to some decent economic thinking? That would be great…
Enough of this stupid Democrat/Keynesian nonsense!
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I mean, let’s be a little empirical, shall we? I’m sick of the kooky Democrat adherence to nonsense economic theories!
I really wish
I had learned this 40 years go! My life would be better if I had. But no, I bleatingly went along with what we were told. That was a HUGE mistake!
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