@LucaFury@RKing618 And glossing over the fact that international/domestic tourism is down due to the government policy. Could’ve been done in a single paragraph.
Glad he was able to get Slate to pay for a weekend in Vegas for him, though.
@32nds Agreed there isn't a holy grail.
But does seem likely there's more 'damaging' stuff in there (e.g. recent leaks) I just think that's a much simpler/realistic expl. for the current admin's behavior vs. some magnanimous way to protect the innocent E. associates from the mob.
@32nds Don't disagree on the issue of 'mob death', but if it is truly a no-fire situation, there must be some way to filter/group/release the files. Unless...
@32nds I guess I just have a hard time believing that the 'holy grail' (if it exists) is within those 70 pages (via trial only about Epstein, described as 'hearsay' by the judge) vs. the 100k in government possession.
@32nds From the article/ruling (don't have premium so cut short):
'The Government's complete information trove would better inform the public about the Epstein case'
'The Government's 100,000 pages of Epstein files and materials dwarf the 70 odd pages of Epstein grand jury materials'
@SouthwestAir Hi - somebody has wrongly attached my email to their Rapid Rewards account. I can't find any easy way to request this change online. Can you please help remove it?
@ZacksJerryRig It’s so sad - I’ve been traveling around for a while and the impact truly felt in places that need it the most.
Tajikistan (earthquake relief), Laos/Cambodia (UXO cleanup), Madagascar (education), etc
Of all the things my tax money is spent on, I feel like this worthwhile.