We haven't been there since COVID, but at the time, plentiful.
Are we witnessing the death of the Republican Party?
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We haven't been there since COVID, but at the time, plentiful.
I'd have a hard time in your area with a truck full of poop
Two truck fulls?
I should have been more clear. The trucks are easy, it's building the second catapult that gets to be a bear.
must be a colorado thing 
Unless, it is radically different there, the street level storm water drain system is totally different and separate from the sanitary sewer system. Dumping your shit / crap / garbage in the street just gets it washed into the watershed unfiltered and untreated just like normal rain.
That's what happens 'round here. Straight into the creek in the greenbelt.
Mitch making a stand! His shell must have hardened.
McConnell: Big Business acting like 'woke parallel government'
The broadside from the Senate minority leader is just the latest sign of a fraying alliance between big companies and the Republican Party.www.politico.com
Nope, back to softshell
Mitch McConnell retracts his demand that corporations 'stay out of politics' amid outrage over Georgia's voting law
"I didn't say that very artfully yesterday," the Kentucky Republican told reporters. "They're certainly entitled to be involved in politics."
www.businessinsider.com
Spent the day in Seattle. There was loads of drug addled poo to be found. Comparing what I saw in Seattle versus a trip through Portland a few months ago, Portland has more urban campers. In Seattle there was a level of order to it all and in Portland that wasn't the case.
Maybe there's more resources in Seattle to regulate it. I've been avoiding the city for years and was impressed with Bertha's work. The waterfront is looking great with 99 torn down and the train work happening is encouraging.
Maybe there's more resources in Seattle to regulate it. I've been avoiding the city for years and was impressed with Bertha's work. The waterfront is looking great with 99 torn down and the train work happening is encouraging.
This is an actually important trend. The question is if it can move fast enough to save you.Nope, back to softshell
Mitch McConnell retracts his demand that corporations 'stay out of politics' amid outrage over Georgia's voting law
"I didn't say that very artfully yesterday," the Kentucky Republican told reporters. "They're certainly entitled to be involved in politics."
Doesn’t it rain a bit more in Seattle too?
If by rain you mean drizzly mist, I don't know. I stay out of the west side as much as possible and don't have the required experience to answer your question.
Nahhh... we'll vote Republicans back into the majority in the Senate in '22. Hell - maybe even the House.
Well, Georgia has already passed its voter suppression act, and Missouri appears to be hot on their heels.
But is it part Labrador, maaan?
And the stupid thing is the vast vast majority of them would end up serf when their usefulness has past. Surfing down the wrong side of the bell curve.
In our general timeline we don't literally own people via slavery anymore.
Slow stupid history points to progress.
Of course all history points to the end of empires but I'm going to ignore that part for convenience.
Top Republicans Work To Rebrand GOP As Party Of Working Class
Donald Trump drew more working-class voters to the GOP than any president since Ronald Reagan. Now Republicans are trying to maintain that Trump appeal without Trump on the ballot in 2022.
www.npr.org
I mean....it worked last time.
Ted cruz just made his head into a mullet to that end. They WILL try anything.
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Top Republicans Work To Rebrand GOP As Party Of Working Class
Donald Trump drew more working-class voters to the GOP than any president since Ronald Reagan. Now Republicans are trying to maintain that Trump appeal without Trump on the ballot in 2022.
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Traditions such as voter-suppression and intimidation? Fabulous...
I found a pretty good video of american electoral cycles as it relates to political parties.
The GOP is losing voters. Particularly college-educated ones.
The data suggest that what we are seeing might be more than just a sudden Democratic edge in party affiliation.
More feelgood pieces for liberals so that they can ignore that this happens every election cycle with "college educated voters." It lets them go back to brunch and really ignore why fascists keep getting elected.The GOP is losing voters. Particularly college-educated ones.
The data suggest that what we are seeing might be more than just a sudden Democratic edge in party affiliation.www.nbcnews.com
I just went back and read the first post of this thread. That was 12 years ago and nothing has changed. It's only gotten worse.
Eric put this in that other thread, but I feel like it belongs here.
But also FUCK these clowns. Distancing themselves after their manifesto came out? Assholes.
‘Anglo-Saxon’ Is What You Say When ‘Whites Only’ Is Too Inclusive
A new message proves too toxic for the Republican Party.www.theatlantic.com
I get really irritated when white supremacists co-op shit like that. Those feckless twats should grow a pair and just call it the "White Supremacy Caucus"... 
We know “sandwich spread” means “mayonnaise.”I get really irritated when white supremacists co-op shit like that. Those feckless twats should grow a pair and just call it the "White Supremacy Caucus"...
We know “balut” means “you’ve got to be joking.”
This is equally obvious.
Lets correlate that to the cost of a gallon of milk?
they searched Victoria Toensing's house too, she was one of the bat-shit crazy attorneys who appeared in the final months of the admin. her husband, Joseph diGenova, was a Trump campaign lawyer.
Circular firing squad
www.newsweek.com
Marjorie Taylor Greene Roasted for 'Loyalty to Trump' Tweet
"You are clueless about what Republican voters think and feel," Greene said while attacking anti-Trump GOP lawmaker Adam Kinzinger.
www.newsweek.com
Lin Wood Is Just Asking Questions
Inside the most insane Republican state party fight in America.
thebulwark.com