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I just hope he doesn't abandon his supporters on the left while he reaches to the center for more support

He needs to get on the #AbolishIce train and I think it's very telling that he hasn't yet

 

my coworker and i started to tear up during this meeting... lol everything is great!! i can't even focus anymore

 

Interesting info. I'd guess those cut backs are to boost some numbers for a possible IPO so management can cash out. That's too bad!

On the subject of grocery stores, I'm just glad Aldi, Lidl, and Sprouts are now in my area. It's good to have some more competition.

 

I’ll move to a different country as soon as possible

 

She's running

 

I’ve heard good things about Sprouts (I have a cousin-in-law who is a produce manager for them), and I’ve recently noticed Aldi’s popping up everywhere!

Hard to beat how fresh the produce/meat at Publix is though, with them owning their own farms for the meat products. Will be interesting to see if any of that changes with a shift to public and more pressure to make profits increase

 

literally me
@God less do this, where the asteroid? just fuck me up. mankind aint shit

 

can some republican senators croak so we can have some more special elections soon?

asking the universe.

 

The recommendations I've made to my senators today:

1. Run on packing the court. Increasing seats is a must.

2. Run on impeaching whoever Trump nominates. I'm serious. Run on it. Declare them not legitimate, and that you will do all you can to impeach them once Democrats are in the position to do so.

 

Impeaching Trump nominees is a must.

 

I dont even have the first clue to how that would happen.

 

Like the Presidents, impeachment is a political process.

The impeachment process begins in the House of Representatives, with passage of articles of impeachment by a majority vote. The articles of impeachment state specific allegations of wrongdoing. The second step in the process is a trial in the U.S. Senate on the allegations. To convict someone who has been impeached, a two-thirds majority vote is required by the Senate. If convicted by the Senate, the accused is immediately removed from office.

 

Thread.

 

Interesting.
didn't know that would apply to judges too.

 

The Supreme Court as its constructed is a pretty ridiculous place to make ultimate decisions on the law. The judges are not chosen based on their knowledge or expertise, but rather they're increasingly chosen in piecemeal by basically one person based on almost purely political leanings. That is a terrible way to make ultimate decisions on what the law says, and its a wonder its lasted this long without becoming a complete mockery.

 

Dude

 

He is the human version of plain lacroix

 

Talking about grocery stores in this thread right now feels like having a calm conversation in a burning building. lol

 

He's not even carbonated.

 

(i think plain la croix is pretty good also)

 

Couldn’t say this better

 

I just can’t fucking take this shit anymore