I just want to remind everyone that existing parking lots are just wasted space until we put solar carports on them. Then they become covered parking lots and produce electricity for the grid. Win-Win.
@KamVTV People can still choose to send their kids to a faith based child care facility. The government just isn't paying for it. Which is fine because the church doesn't need government funding.
Look, I’m a bit old-fashioned. I happen to believe we should do what the people are demanding, and what the people are demanding is that we finally take on the ruling class of this country.
I keep hearing from people who say they've sent out 50 applications and can't even get an interview.
Maybe companies complaining no one wants to work should get rid of their algorithms requiring a degree and 10 years experience for entry-level jobs.
@KatieCallaCove Hi, Katie! I just wanted to tell you how much I love your content. I also wanted to thank you for inspiring me to make my island complete. I wanted to finish it so that you could come take a tour. And it is finished. How do I submit my island for you to tour?
@COMPL3X_GAM3R Most jobs don't pay weekly Also, the jobs available don't pay a livable wage. A livable wage meaning you can afford an apartment, the utilities, groceries, transportation, and healthcare BY YOURSELF with 40 hrs/week. The best way to combat this is to not work so the demand is met
We should've passed a bill to implement monthly stimulus checks based on automatic stabilizers last year during shutdown. Instead we just did three and debated each one. We need #MonthlyStimulusChecksNOW and they should continue as @RonWyden has proposed.
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During the 1930s, as part of FDR's New Deal we electrified the nation. In the 1960s, we sent a man to the moon as part of JFK's space program. Today, we must combat climate change and lead the world away from fossil fuels. We cannot fail. The future of the planet is at stake.
You will forgive me for not having a lot of patience when some of my colleagues in the Senate tell me that we can’t afford to act on climate change. Really? The question that we must be asking, as loudly as possible, is how we can afford not to act?
Firenados in northern California. Ocean fires in the Gulf of Mexico. Subway waterfalls in New York City. A heat dome in the Northwest melting power cables, killing hundreds and frying marine animals. I have been told that combatting climate change is expensive. Compared to what?