Not quite as severe. So like I said. 100 year.
If you assume that no one can be effective in that role, and trying is useless, than I guess we should continue to fund this mess and expect nothing.
Such a leftist progressive whiny bitch.
No. That would be a handout. There would be even more homeless in San Francisco if she did that. And then there’s the flaunting again. She’s going to stop eating so much ice cream.
Actually it’s Robert Francis O’Rourke. Beto is his stage name. He goes by Beto when he rolls up his sleeves on Zoom calls.
Then the federal government shouldn’t bail out TX. Perfectly fine with me. TX can do whatever it wants.
They should stop asking for the help first. If they ask nicely ("pretty please with sugar on top, clean the fuckin' car"), I say we give it to them. Because we're not dicks.
Then give it to them. You are the ones enraged that they have the audacity to bypass federal regulators.
Yo, Traitor, can you point to the evidence you have that I fall into your blanket statement?
I was speaking of the progs posting in this thread generally, rather than accusing you of anything.
If it weren’t for that damn wall, Texas could be a northern state of Mexico.
Words matter. You quoted my post and wrote that. Choose your words better.
Okay, but as a dad wouldn't you do this if you had the chance?
I get where you are going, surely. It would have been a fun thing for the kids, and a good dad moment,
Ones. Not one. I’m looping you in with a group of people who you see eye to eye with. You haven’t even bothered to deny it
I guess I asked the wrong question earlier. Does being an atheist disqualify you from being a good government official?
Or we could not fund the mess.
No. The atheist can never declare that what they are doing is good or bad. They are just acting according to the predetermined firing of their neurons. Others, who are not atheists, can declare if the atheist is acting good or bad, but the atheist will be a hypocrite by declaring himself good or bad. He just is doing what nature makes him do.
As a business person and as a private citizen, I have found contacting a Senator or member of Congress to be very helpful dealing with Federal bureaucracy. They have clout as overseers of the purse and regulations, the are listened to. It’s part of the job, really.
I'd be fine with it. But I don't live in Georgia or Texas, so I don't get a vote.
I honestly had never heard of the fact that the Texas state grid was disconnected from the rest of the national grid system and deregulated so that more profit could be squeezed out of it for its owners.
When it says "Readout", I was expecting to see something like a transcript. But there is nothing on that webpage except a small overview?
