Trying to get a sense of how much money this is for just tracking student progress. Turns out it’s $17 per student in the US with about 51m grade schoolers. And presumably that’s only a fraction of the budget?
Kind of seems high. Not sure what to think about that.
Most Americans are already MAGA.
Most Americans are not MAGA.
Is the map naming stuff separate from the purchase? Are we just going to start renaming other peoples’ lands?
This whole article and idea is based off this:
We’re even looking at Treasury. There could be a problem—you’ve been reading about that, with Treasuries, and that could be an interesting problem because it could be that a lot of those things don’t count. In other words, that some of that stuff that we’re finding is very fraudulent, therefore maybe we have less debt than we thought of. Think of that!
You have to do a lot of inference to get anything of substance from that nonsense.
From the full article linked from this one, Trump said:
In the meantime, I would own this. Think of it as a real estate development for the future. It would be a beautiful piece of land. No big money spent.
He will own Gaza.
The pump would be the bribe and the dump is them cashing out. Same thing with a bunch of suckers floating the value.
None of the recent incidents involved suppressors
Uhhhhhh
I guess. I don’t get it. If I refused to talk to anyone if they ever downvoted me, I would run out of people to talk pretty quickly.
You have no reason to so I presume you haven’t.
I’m telling you I downvoted your comment.
So what are you going to do with the knowledge that I downvoted your comment?
if someone downvoted without commenting they probably don’t want to spend half an hour arguing in comments.
Bingo.
“For the sake of both of our kids? Grow up,” he replied. “Racist trolls on the internet, while offensive, don’t threaten my kids. You know what does? A culture that denies grace to people who make mistakes. A culture that encourages congressmen to act like whiny children.”
What a weird distorted way of thinking.
I mostly agree. But just because I think they should have an easy path to migrate for work, doesn’t mean they are without fault in the situation.
In California’s Central Valley, a key food-producing region, undocumented farm workers—over half the workforce—are staying home out of fear, leaving crops like citrus unharvested.
This issue is annoying because everyone is doing everything wrong. The workers shouldn’t be here illegally. The government shouldn’t be disrupting the food supply and should maybe loosen up legal migrant worker processes. And the farms shouldn’t be hiring them either.
There’s not really anyone to root for.
Bro is ineffectual in even his own metaphors.