martysalo

A traumatic brain injury survivor who enjoys travel, and the internet and communication. Gardens, Google, theme parks, bringing happiness to others.

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COMEDIAN TORCHES LINDSEY GRAHAM PASSING! @SammyObeidComedy #lindseygraha... https://t.co/b81of4oKBf via @YouTube

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Trump’s Most SHOCKING CORRUPTION Yet: The Scandal No One’s Talking About https://t.co/stk2X8jnj6 via @YouTube

[Senator Angela Alsobrooks @Sen_Alsobrooks]

The CDC tracked Cyclospora for 28 years. RFK Jr. made that surveillance optional.

Now thousands of Americans are sick and we don't know where the outbreak began.

Who saw this coming? Anyone who believes in science.

Americans are paying the price for his reckless incompetence.

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toward renewables and localized power grids, but the transition period would be marked by a deep, painful global recession.

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The Inflation-Interest Rate Trap: Usually, when an economy slows down, central banks (like the Federal Reserve) lower interest rates to spark growth. But a prolonged energy shortage causes cost-push inflation. Central banks would be forced to keep interest rates high to fight

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food-insecure. As agricultural imports dry up, the geopolitical pressure on Iran from its own neighbors (and its own restive population) would reach a boiling point long before the 24-month mark.

A two-year closure would permanently bend the arc of global energy consumption

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@AZ_Brittney There is a law against having living people appear on coinage.

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@TheRickWilson So: coins are legally restricted to depicting only the deceased; paper currency doesn't feature living people mostly by continuous unwritten tradition Treasury could in theory change that policy without needing new legislation, though would break with over 150 years of precedent.

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@TheRickWilson Aren't there specific laws against putting living presidents on currencies?

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Paper currency: There's no equivalent statute for paper money specifically banning living people. Instead, it's a longstanding policy of the Treasury Department/Bureau of Engraving and Printing, dating back to a decision around 1866, reportedly motivated by concerns that putting

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Coins: There is an actual statute. Federal law (31 U.S.C. § 5112) requires that the design on U.S. coins can't feature a living person.

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living politicians on money could smack of monarchy or invite a cult of personality. It's convention and Treasury policy rather than a law passed by Congress.

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🚨JUST IN: Donald Trump was reportedly “apocalyptically angry” that everyone is calling the diarrhea epidemic “Trumporrhea.”

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@LucasSa56947288 Trumporrhea

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Mitch said the photo is real. https://t.co/6r9n2eogSe via @YouTube