Worth noting that @ConsumerReports did a study and found that Kroger's is routinely ripping off customers. Everything is normal over here in the U.S.A.
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It's amazing how much the water "culprits" in Arizona are said to be:
- Golf courses
- Microchip manufacturing
- Data centers
- People with lawns
And how little attention is paid to agriculture (farm and cattle).
Ag consumes 70% of Arizona's water.
Ag accounts for less than 1% of state employment and less than 1% of state GDP.
That's such an insane imbalance.
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Phenomenal pick by Congressman Biggs!
Sine Kerr (@SineKerr) is a tremendous leader with a big heart for the people she serves. In the State Senate, she earned immense respect from both sides of the aisle for her honesty and integrity.
On water, Biggs chose a running mate who knows how to protect our state’s future.
Biggs/Kerr: the WINNING ticket! 🔥
Republican nominee for Arizona’s 1st congressional district Jay Feely criticizes schools for teaching about slavery.
“They talk about how bad this country is. They continually talk about slavery and the things that happened in the past.”
(Trump +3 | 2024)
I have no doubt there will be many well-written social media posts condemning the antisemitic stabbings on the Upper West Side today, and I’m sure many people’s thoughts and prayers will be with the victims and their families.
But these statements ring hollow when so many in the city normalize antisemitism, including simply by associating American Jews with the actions of the Israeli government.
Enough is enough.
This razor wire fencing the Texas Governor is putting up along our states’ border is dangerous and absurd. It’s also ridiculous, offensive, and a total waste of taxpayer dollars.
NoVa be like:
The house: one pride flag, one Ukraine flag
The front yard: In This House We Believe signs
The occupants: straight ticket Dem voters for the past two decades
The street address: 1864 Death to Abraham Lincoln Boulevard
Watching House Republicans it's hard to avoid the conclusion that, as a whole, they don't really *want* to run the House. They prefer being the opposition. Voters gave them the majority, and they've been uncomfortable ever since. Working to regain the minority in 2024.