It was wrong when the people were lied to about Biden's health condition, and it's wrong when the people are lied to about McConnell 's condition. A government has too much power when we have to pry political positions out of cold, nearly-dead hands.
They're not freezing your rent, they're freezing your housing providers' income, while their expenses keep increasing.
The point isn't to make your housing affordable, it's to make providing housing financially inviable, so government(s) can seize the unmanageable properties.
Our lack of financial literacy is going to destroy us.
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You don't have to be a political operative to find Michael Alfonso not ready for prime time. He's young with no experience. I hope he grows into it and earns the seat someday, but the House is too important to waste this time on an inexperienced son-in-law.https://t.co/ZOhP3c2LOO
Isn't CNN the news? If people have the wrong idea about what Americans are really like, aren't they kinda responsible for spreading that false narrative?
@deaninwaukesha It's crazy how they even convinced Ronald Reagan to get in on the ruse when he specifically addressed the school children who were watching when he delivered his memorable speech that night. https://t.co/raJj0Q2T3O
@emzanotti I watched it live. One of the teachers at my school had applied for the program and had a special interest in space. I also vaguely remember Reagan's speech later, though I've watched it again a few times since. Beautifully written.
If I'm not mistaken, when I got married in the 1900s the clerk gave me a list of places to notify about the name change, like Social Security, banks, and credit cards. It's probably easier now that the internet has been invented.
To get married, you have to go to the county clerk's office to get a marriage license. You know, the same place that records the license and keeps birth certificates. If you can get married, you know exactly where to go to get your marriage license to change your legal name.
Here are the facts: the 7 states where 2/3 of Americans don't have a passport. All of them are red states: West Virginia, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. Yes, that's your home state, Scott.
Married women whose married names aren't on their birth docs would face extra hurdles. Just because you don't care, doesn't mean it isn't a real issue.
It took 17 years for Real ID (with similar citizenship requirements in some states) to actually be implemented in the US. Do YOU think that's because Americans are "too dumb" to figure it out?
Oh and BTW, according to the SAVE ACT, most Real IDs wouldn't count.
Watching a live feed of the protests. People screaming "Our community" and "This is what community looks like." A protester bumped into the camera person and said, "Ope, sorry." I guess there's at least one local in the crowd.
Today in 1996: For the third-straight year, the Packers' season ends in Dallas, this time with a 38-27 defeat to the Cowboys in the NFC Championship Game.
@BrettFavre throws for 307 yards and three TDs. However, two costly INTs lead to 14 Dallas points.
Minneapolis is another city business travelers/conventions will abandon. They left San Francisco because of poop and muggings, Denver because of potheads and muggings, and now Minneapolis because of crime and no enforcement. What a shame.