It's when I see this kind of stuff that I wonder how long before the civil war without even feeling like I'm being hyperbolic.
My H would roll his eyes at me if I said this. I don't think it's hyperbolic though. I am seriously freaked out by how unhinged these people are. As a country, on many issues, we seem to be moving backward.
Isn't that sort of the point of being a politician running for president? Literally everything they do (including Bernie and the GOP candidates) is to further their own opportunity to get into the White House. It doesn't matter the situation or the gaffe, in this case, that leads to the result of one trying to advance their position.
However, things like this and things like this that happen in restaurant kitchens are why I can't ever understand why some people are so freaked out about eating food from another average person's kitchen. If you eat out or buy food from a grocery store, you're already eating filth. LOL
As a former restaurant manager (who very much enjoys going out to eat), I fully endorse this message.
I gotta say, even as someone who is up before the sun every weekday, I would prefer to have DST in effect always. This time of year, I drive to work in the light, but I actually don't mind driving to work in the dark. I loooove when it stays light in the evening.
We switched to sprint from Verizon when H dropped his phone and completely shattered the screen. It was a relatively painless process. Actually, they are supposed to require you to turn your old phone in when you do it. They didn't make us and things got confused. We got the gift cards to cover the termination fees and I still have my old phone. I need to sell it.
It definitely didn't cut our rate in half after "renting" the new phones, but we are saving about $25 a month.
How did you work that out??? We are still struggling with this.
We just flew into Indiana and are driving up to H's grandparents' house. DS is a mess and didn't sleep on the plane at all. He was so, so good though. This is 5th time flying in his first year of life and he's always been fantastic. I don't expect it to last, but it's nice when it happens.
We're spending the weekend here and get home late on Monday. I like spending time with his family, but it would have been nice to hang at home too. All good though. The Greats get to see their grand baby and that's what matters.
I had doughnuts too! Also, police blocked the intersection so Bernie's motorcade could get through traffic without any delay. I was about 15 minutes late to work. I thought it was funny.
You mean he's using the establishment to make his life easier? Shocking.
Equality for all! Unless it means he might be late.
Not to derail the thread, but has anyone seen that atrocious, constitutionally invalid SB in Oklahoma? I have a FB acquaintance that calls herself an "abolitionist" and that's made up the entirety of her FB lately.
During a Thursday morning radio interview, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) candidly explained that Senate Republicans would take a different approach to a Supreme Court nominee if a Republican president were in office and replacing a conservative justice.
Johnson was asked on Wisconsin radio show "Morning Mess" about Senate Republicans' refusal to consider President Obama's forthcoming nomination to the Supreme Court. The host hypothesized that things would be different if Mitt Romney were in the White House.
"It’s a different situation," Johnson said. "Generally, and this is the way it works out politically, if you’re replacing — if a conservative president’s replacing a conservative justice, there’s a little more accommodation to it."
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"But when you’re talking about a conservative justice now being replaced by a liberal president who would literally flip the court — you know, let’s face it, I don’t think anybody’s under any illusion — President Obama’s nominee would flip the court from a 5-4 conservative to a 5-4 liberal controlled court," the senator continued. "And that’s the concern, is that our Second Amendment rights to keep and bear arms, our First Amendment rights to free speech and religious liberty, will be threatened. And so it’s an incredibly serious moment in terms of what’s the composition of the court going to be."
Johnson said that confirmation for a Supreme Court justice should wait until after the election.
"Let the American people decide. It’s a very reasonable, I think probably the fairest thing to do," he said.
Listen to audio of the interview from liberal opposition shop American Bridge:
In addition to everything else...
...tell me again how a certain Presidential candidate's vow to ban Muslims from the country is consistent with this First Amendment right to religious liberty?
Or how a woman across the country getting an abortion impedes your ability to practice your religion?