RFK Jr. mad libs: Each sentence requires you to fill in an animal corpse, a public health threat, and an affair
Iâm sorry, Jay âdefended Trump during one of his impeachment trialsâ Sekulow was the Green Partyâs lawyer for this? And people still think that this was a legitimate operation?
NEW: The Supreme Court on Friday rejected Green Party presidential nominee Jill Steinâs last-ditch request to be included on the ballot in Nevada, a key swing state. A loss for the Green Party and its lawyer, Trump ally Jay Sekulow. More here: www.nbcnews.com/politics/sup...
The Green Party said its presidential nominee, Jill Stein, was excluded from the ballot only because the Nevada secretary of stateâs office gave it the wrong form to fill out.
Wishing you well, David
"I swear, if these people never talked a big game about supposedly loving Christ, their actions would never indicate to me that they know anything about Him." charlotteclymer.substack.com/p/i-dont-fee...
Why would any of us?
I think Will Stancilâs goalposts arenât the same as those of the many he argues with.
Donât know about ânever been the case.â 40 years ago I put myself through school on a $5/hr part-time jobâa little over 1/3 todays minimum wage, but my housing was about 1/6 todayâs norm. Wages havenât kept up with housing costs. It was tight then but do-able.
The typical rule of thumb for rent is 30% of gross income, including utilities. That would be $725 per your calculation, less than the many apts on Craigslist and that would assume that the worker doesnât have to have any family that would also need to fit.
True, but in Will Stancilâs city, where I also live, a full time worker at McDonaldâs could not afford an apartment, just as a starter.
Understanding the extent to which âcommunity engagementâ is absolutely DOMINATED by older, mostly white homeowners is absolutely key to understanding why your city looks the way it does. Graphic via Boston Planning Department
You have to be incredibly shallow and intellectual lazy to believe that the only thing holding up our collective memory of the past is a statue. đď¸