@Rainmaker1973 It's a start. The legislators responsible for a shutdown shouldn't get back pay for periods they weren't working when operations resume. And federal workers who are required to work during a shutdown should continue to get paid - to do otherwise is wage theft and is a crime.
@united you'd be miles ahead of the other airlines if you could arrange it so that a) there are not multiple gate agents announcing at the same time or b) there is noise isolation and passengers will have to try to process 2 or 3 concurrent speakers.
@Youngb_85er @RadioEuropes One guy (in an important position) gets fired/forced to quit. A replacement is appointed by the president. Think of a really big company replacing the CEO. The rest of the board of directors is still there.
@gary4205@StaafJackie@GretchenCarlson Ooh, sick burn. Why do you want people, mostly children, to die of preventable illnessness? That's the policy being put forth.
@floridaborn0613 @ejeancarroll Trump has backed down and settled over 2000 lawsuits, lawsuits he couldn't win, and he didn't win this one. Do you really think all these other people (thousands, if you consider his whole litigation history) are lying, and he's the good guy? After he brags about doing it?
@jef@GretchenCarlson Vaccination actually involves more people than pregnancy. Vaccination involves everyone around the subject, while pregnancy involves just two people, and eventually a third if everything goes just right biologically.
@StaafJackie@GretchenCarlson If people have the right to get others sick as collateral damage to getting themselves sick by refusing to vaccinate, people should have the right to object to their uterus being used (and their life put at risk) to incubate a pregnancy that they do not want or that is not viable
@RobertKennedyJr@RonWyden As others have said, no one cares about your personal health decisions. What we care about is you practicing medicine without a license via your public health policy stances. It's not really feasible that so many licensed doctors are against them for purely political reasons.
@Chris_Meloni I get that it's important to the party to get something out there killing more kids than gun violence, but I don't think this is the best way to go about it.
@flcro@FiftySixFlyboy@allenanalysis 100% If it was a problem then (assuming it was actually happening then, for any given 'it'), then it is certainly also a problem now.
@FahaAnthony@MattWallace888 He also just played an MMA fighter, and they have a very different physique. I believe that he and Bautista have both talked about dropping some muscle mass in order to be considered for more serious acting roles.
@GlammaSooz@maddenifico If it happens in his area of responsibility, he's aware of it (like if it makes the news), and he doesn't respond appropriately to make things right, then yes. Either way it's his responsibility, if he responds poorly, that response is entirely his fault.
@ZiRRuSH@RobSchneider Doctors do learn about nutrition during the course of their schooling, and some may even specialize in it. That's a very different thing from making that knowledge, and healthy food, accessible to the public. There's a huge gap between knowledge and public health policy/practice.
@ImMeme0 What kind of schmuck steals from a literal child like that? And then immediately tucks the hat into a bag so no one can easily point it out and insist he give it back. That just shows that he knew it was wrong to take it.