@LucemViator@VenerableHomo The real question is who are these Republicans because all the ones I know and all the charts they put out say we have voted the same as last election the only numbers that changes were Democrats
All this does is hurt the company they pay to protect their devices like Norton or Apple care etc. start asking why they are not keeping you safe for that amount they charge
Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa is already softening her campaign promise to block the sale of public land to Elon Musk's SpaceX, just days after winning her election.
During the campaign, Hinojosa ripped outgoing Gov. Greg Abbott for "handing over our land to the world's only trillionaire" and declared "Texas is not for sale." But in a CNN interview two days after election night, her tone shifted: "We can have a strong working relationship with Elon Musk and his companies. But it has to be on our terms."
The dispute centers on 1.9 acres at Boca Chica State Park, where SpaceX wants to build staff housing near its Starbase rocket launch site. Hinojosa says she has requested no action be taken on the deal until she takes office.
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@ChrisNo47091532 A couple of holidays ago I was cleaning out the refrigerator after Christmas and it was the same as Thanksgiving. So many leftovers tossed no matter how much we change the menu that I was not tossing money out anymore. Simple meal no hassle no trash cans full of food works for me
@Polymarket Because nobody can justify the cost increase on everyday utilities or tell people how they plan on replacing all the water they require to cool the equipment
@ANTHONYBLOGAN But it's okay for them to have them nasty ass buildings there all this time. Nobody knocks them down? You know you think they would rather have that building occupied or a empty lot
How about you shit down some of the crap holes first. That needs to be Texas wide. If you can't operate a safe and clean gas station inside and out it should be shut down . And take all the glass pipes out already. Headshops can sell those just fine
Houston received 188 fuel station applications over four years. City Council is expected to consider a retail fuel station ordinance in January. https://t.co/747HreHF63
@csuwildcat Republicans did not change how they voted. The Republican numbers were steady with previous elections while Democrats numbers are higher than justified. Either way it is not in the Republicans