I gauge things through his spouse and how she was a large part of his popularity and momentum on the campaign trail, especially after the stroke and the primary.
So on some level people were kind of voting for her. And she’s pretty much disappeared.
It’s a summer job and an after-school gig for a lot of students. Likely they have long rosters of employees who worked a summer job going back however long they kept the digital database.
grift train
Because that’s how those trains keep going. It isn’t about cash on hand, it is about projecting how much can be acquired.
The shareholders will benefit greatly from more war.
Fallout Tactics remains my favorite Fallout.
There’s a hilariously drawn out postgame/endgame challenge dungeon type thing that’s like 100+ straight battles.
But the main game is solidly worth the full price, quite honestly. Any sale you find is just helping your budget.
They hate it when you clown on Sparta like a smug Athenian too.
Country buys foreign material, uses security.
The zionists won. It doesn’t need reminding.
A movement tried to make Palestine a relevant political issue for the electorate. It got stomped out. I don’t get this sentiment to keep stomping.
children’s railway
I had to look this up.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_railway
Damnit I want these for America.
They’re being lobbied to pursue charges against a children show host for expressing sympathy for starving children.
Precedent shows they follow the instructions of the lobbyists with the biggest and/or most recent check.
So it’d be a strongly worded statement of support for the extrajudicial slaying of a human rights activist, because that’s already the norm.
Ctrl+A + Del.
So clean.
An MMO i played from 1999-2007 shut down in I think 2017. I still remember the landscapes and landmarks and it is really strange knowing the shared experiences in those places are just flat gone. Inscribed items with messages to other players: deleted.
I have emulated the game world but only fragments were saved by collective efforts in the community before shutdown. Regardless there’s simply no people or things to interact with so it feels even more soullessly dead and empty.
Interesring thing to note: doing any and all of the above to people along politically ideological lines is not considered genocide. Millions of civilians have been exterminated because their politics were not national, ethnic, racial, or religious.
She does in that she votes conservative and against the Democratic Party platform often. There was hope she would help further working class issues in deeper red territory but it has more resulted in supporting deep red social issues as a Democrat. (She helped block abortion and trans rights in the military under Biden, etc.)
I wonder if once elected she would be able to get taxpayer dollars directed in such a way, or if this is activity mainly enabled by the freedom and increasingly unregulated campaign system of American politics.
We don’t need more Glusencamp-Perez or Fetterman types in office, but if this campaign actually translates into real, meaningful policy towards the hungry and homeless (if only in Illinois)? Can’t complain, though that feels unlikely in this environment.
That’s typically in the midst of imminent armed violence, however.
Additionally, those kinds of shitbags routinely get tossed out of respectable places. What brings the manosphere, and things like it, together is usually a shared experience of rejection and isolation.
The 800 miles of separation North-South.
After his stroke his spouse became a strong component of his campaign. She seemed more progressive speaking on his behalf.
At that point though it was all hands on deck to prevent Oz and the GOP winning.