We probably already have in some office.
TipRing
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I think describing Trumps insane tariff plan as a sales tax was a genius way of framing a subject that many voters don't understand. I hope that peeled off some people who looked into it afterwards.
Yeah, I've read the whisker fatigue thing, I've read that it's probably not true also, but my cat bowls are wide anyway. The cat is just nuts. Like in general. Like she may actually have mental illness. The colony I got her from has produced a lot of cats with congenital issues. I have one with a vsd and another with testicular agenesis (which is apparently extremely rare).
I have a cat with a heart condition who sleeps in the middle of the floor with his eyes open. He is all black too so you can't see if he's breathing. It's gotten me just so many times.
Another cat doesn't eat directly from the bowl, instead she sits next to the bowl and spears food on her claws and licks it off like it's a fork.
These companies were never our allies, fair weather opportunists only willing to say they value us so long as it costs them nothing. I remember the few businesses that would openly support lgbt causes back in the early 90s back when public support was not on our side. These cowardly corpos today get a tiny whiff of fascist whining and immediately throw us under the nearest bus.
It would be an impressive way to pick a much worse running mate than Vance.
Beaumont, so good odds of being a conservative.
I imagine they still have fissile material in them, since that is hard to move without intelligence agencies catching wind. Other parts, rocket fuel, etc. very well may have been stolen.
But we should treat them as though they still have nukes, even if we think our defenses could overcome them.
Nobody should believe Frank Luntz about anything.
A lot is riding on this, given the unprecedented impact of the last debate i expect a lot of people will be watching.
The headline doesn't really match the article which actually points out that the US doesn't have a 3D printed gun problem because firearms are already readily available there. The 3D printed gun problem in Europe originated in Europe, it didn't spread from the nonexistent problem in the US. The US has a problem with weapon modifications that break or sidestep existing restrictions, but despite the article's take, this isn't limited to 3D printed mods.
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The good ol' Shaggy Defense.