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During the New Deal, rural America was rapidly electrified. That happened because the government decided it wanted to do it, and there were no environmental reviews or lengthy permits.
Modern progressives could never pull it off because it would hurt too many feelings. Sad.
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How Indy doesn’t trade Stewart for a 4th plus more and Taylor for a 2nd and more blows my mind.
Even more mind blowing is the Chargers trading almost nobody. What in the world
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its barely been a week and floridians who voted for the ‘destroy state government bill’ are already upset the state is destroying the government
- pass law forcing towns to stop collecting revenue
- towns stop spending money on things
- what does this mean? The towns must be doing something nefarious…
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a certain kind of environmentalist will tell you we have ten years to decarbonize and then defend a review process that uses seven of them. the planet is on fire, please submit written comments before the close of the 90 day window
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The Bengals owe @nickkorte an all expenses paid trip
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I mean how awful must practice look when the Vikings offense plays the Vikings defense
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“This QB makes logical sense because he knows the Vikings offense”
They should pick a QB who knows a different offense and let him do that one because this one is fucking horrible
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a Herbert KOC QB/HC duo would invent new excuses that you didn’t think was even possible
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Maybe Kevin O’Connell should try quarterback yelling because his quarterback whispering sucks.
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This is like the game where Denver had to ask a WR to play QB.
Except Wentz was the 2nd overall pick and can't play WR.
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For younger folks: this was a pretty common talking point in 2004-2006.
Secretary of War Hegseth says criticizing President Trump's military operations means criticizing the troops who carried them out, pushing back against Democrats over what he calls partisan political games.
Defending Trump's military decisions, Hegseth praises the president's leadership and the courage of American service members.
"I couldn't be more proud of what our president has done, the decisions that he's made, the courageous calls that he's made."
"Anybody who's paying attention knows that these are the kind of partisan political games Democrats have been playing for a very long time."
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Reporter: “Pete Hegseth says you want to see him in prison.”
Rep. Thomas Massie: “ There’s no way that I would go to visit him”
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The Vikings defense is making Josh Allen look like Carson Wentz, and Carson Wentz has the Bills looking like the Vikings defense
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BREAKING: The US Commerce Dept was approving sales of Nvidia, $NVDA, chips to companies in China which either did not exist, were on the sanctions list, and/or had ties to China's military, per NYT































