@jvstinhvtch https://t.co/CwNa3KbPPY
Looks like there are between 195 and 975 five-dose vials in a container. So they either had to use a partially used container or take out 80 and put the rest away ??? 🙃
AOC is a vocal supporter of a higher minimum wage and the #FightFor15.
But have her and her squad stop to think about what the economic consequences of that might be?
Consequences like higher unemployment and higher costs?
My guess is NO...
Full video: https://t.co/VeQP1EaFR9
@ashleevance For sure wise for elderly or immunocompromised to take the vaccine. Some debate about the second jab though. Quite a few negative reactions to that.
Robinhood making the stock market more accessible by gamifying it, exploiting new traders with flashy "top movers!" lists of penny stocks, and now succumbing to hedge funds is a classic 180° lol.
Everyone wants to be an "industry disruptor" until they can get into the CLUBhouse
This is unacceptable.
We now need to know more about @RobinhoodApp’s decision to block retail investors from purchasing stock while hedge funds are freely able to trade the stock as they see fit.
As a member of the Financial Services Cmte, I’d support a hearing if necessary.
@BrettFavre
Undocumented immigrants pay so much in taxes! You, on the other hand, misappropriate millions of dollars... Prosceutors should, but won't, file criminal charges. Piss off
Take it from me: the only way to avoid Bush v Gore II is to win by enough votes that 2020 never gets to the Supreme Court. Don't let the Court have this power: all of us, at the ballot box, need to decide this election.
Don't forget that, in 2010, the midterm red wave of Tea Party Republicans derailed the ARRA high-speed rail projects smh... support trains & public transit!
When Pres. Obama asked Jobs how America could win back the manufacturing from China, Jobs replied that they can't.
People rather blame other nations with supply chains we lack rather than realize we need rebuild our obsolete infrastructure? American exceptionalism is ignorant
People have this weird misconception that companies go overseas when they're so broke that they have no other choice. Apple went to Shenzhen, China for huge supply chains, from infrastructure to manufacturing to engineers, that could handle the work.