@StephieSmallls I went out to Hamburger America … their special burger is a hamburger with onions and then roast beef dipped in au jus. So soooooo good. Down by me in Soho.
I don’t think he realizes that all the AI pics he shows don’t matter when we have actual pics and video that show no large scale vandalism.
But on another note, how did @USAttyPirro not check the evidence before filing the case? Is she really that stupid?
Yet how many people are still drinking the mango koolaid and believe whatever he says?
It was obviously a problem with the materials or application.
Great job with the nobid contract. Marmalade Man only hires the best people.
The Justice Department is admitting that a $14 million renovation on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, DC, was flawed, and is dropping the criminal case against a former Olympian that accused him of damaging the pool, according to a new court filing. https://t.co/yWzkTG76wo
👇🏽 is a Jets fan so I should bad for him but I don’t. He doesn’t have to play like prime Randy Moss. He just needs to make solid plays and draw DBs his way.
As I have stated from the jump…
AJ Brown to the Patriots just doesn’t move me
His route tree is very limited, your ball placement has to be impeccable, EXACTLY where he likes it
All that offseason hoopla was nonsense & unnecessary
I can easily see Romeo Doubs outproducing AJ Brown with Drake Maye
@PatsPro_21@bigbenderbrand Clearly you are if you are judging AJ and Boutte based on camp. Now arguing for Boutte to stay is legit. Any AJ slander at this point is deranged behavior.
Seriously curious. What do people think? I’m actually with the president to get rid of time change but why not permanent standard time? What am I missing?
America already made daylight saving time permanent once. In December 1973, 79% of Americans supported it and Nixon signed it into law. By February 1974, eight weeks into the experiment, support had collapsed to 42%. The policy never changed. Winter arrived.
Sunrise in Washington DC came at 8:27am. Kids left for school in total darkness, carrying flashlights and wearing reflective tape. When Congress moved to repeal, members cited the deaths of eight Florida schoolchildren in the first weeks of the change.
The energy case collapsed too. The whole point was the oil embargo, and the Department of Transportation concluded the fuel savings were too small to matter. Ten months after signing it, Congress repealed it and Ford put the country back on standard time.
There's a mechanism that makes this cycle repeat: permanent DST is only ever voted on when the sun is up. Polls run in the abstract, votes happen in warm months, and the benefit, a free hour of evening light, is easy to imagine year-round. The cost is concentrated in about 10 weeks of dark winter mornings and only becomes real after implementation. So the policy polls beautifully right up until January.
Today's vote happened in July. The 1974 law passed in December, right before the exact winter that killed it. If this clears the Senate, the first real test arrives in January 2027, when sunrise in Indianapolis comes after 9am.
Sleep researchers have watched this loop for 50 years, which is why the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the AMA, and the National Sleep Foundation all back the opposite reform, permanent standard time. Congress just picked the one version of clock reform America has already tried, hated, and repealed.
E. Jean Carroll has finally been paid $5,625,005 by Donald Trump.
This payment, plus interest, is what Carroll was owed after Trump was found liable for sexual abuse and defamation.