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Running a lot of expensive copper out to a curb also may be an irresistible lure for urban recyclers.
No, I don't seem to think that. Even if you found the point elusive initially ...should provide the clarity you needed. That would be...
Let's help you read. Did I say "he pushed for national insurance? Or did I write, Except as it pertained to employment benefits, medical...
That's a very peculiar response to what happened during Obama's terms. Rather than being nonsense, that list is factual and beyond reasonable...
That would put him in the company of Trump, GWB and Clinton, Reagan and Nixon, as opposed to Biden, Carter and GHWB. Your recollection could use...
Yes, and I'm going to be that guy who has to add a "but". My manufacturing clients are also doing great business, but they have a rough time...
Costco was $3.70 yesterday. That's quite good. Around me, alcohol free gasoline means a trip to a marina, and the price is much rougher. My...
In the Venn diagram of elderly drivers traveling under posted limits, and tree huggers confirming their own innate goodness, the overlap may be...
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What could have given people the idea that the vaccine should keep them from getting sick? The viral dead end argument for getting the therapy...
At page 866 of Anthony Fauci's diary for May 6, 2020,
True. That's part of the reason I looked forward to snow storms as a lad before I had my license. Sneaking the car out for some easy tail out...
While true, those cars typically also had very modest power by modern standards, and lots of cars couldn't hit 100mph. An early example of...
You seem to be having a problem sorting out what you think. Best of luck in the future.
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Was Thomas Moore enthralled with being written about and interviewed, feeding the public information he knew to be false or misleading, and work...
I don't believe the contrast indicates political bias. Jim Jordan, Kevin McCarthy, Scott Perry, Andy Biggs and Mo Brooks were all covered by the...
Is the implication to be drawn that political bias kept those men from being charged?
I don't believe GW was entirely wrong. He was likely wrong about parties weakening government. Parties have been part of the story of building...
