desire to know the truth on that.

What has the MAGA investigation turned up? I bet "they can't believe what they are finding".

the Biden shower diary

LOL.

Perhaps a few less McBurgers?

I'm sure cane sugar in Coke will fix him right up.

Get bent

He's trolling. I know... hard to believe.

Or for $1000 dollars I can one autographed autopenned by the Don himself.

why he thought he needed to tell this blatent and easily checked lie in the first place.

He said his uncle was the longest serving professor at MIT, which is also a lie.

That should reduce the deficit by 0.06%.

bragging that his genius uncle radicalized the Unabomber.

Where does he come up with that stuff? Everything in that rant was a lie.

Funny, most consumers pay RETAIL prices

He is a picker of cherries.

I had to weave around burned out shells of cars with charred skeletons inside and avoid the bandits emerging from the burned out neighborhoods

Sounds like Portland.

He just needs to sit them down in a room and make a deal. He's good at deals. Right? I read that somewhere.

If you don't say anything, he'll never know the difference.

During his first term, Lewzer was staying at the US embassy in France for a visit. He saw a statue there that he liked, so he took it home with him to display in the WH. When he gave it to the curator to display, they told him it was a replica and asked if he wanted the real one from storage. Class and taste are completely absent from Lewzer's resume.

If he's changed his mind, he should at least be willing to explain to his voters why."

Why? TACO. That's why.

Oops. My bad. I'm out.

Danforth has said that company officers who employ illegal aliens need to be frog marched (his words) if we are to ever fully disincentivize illegal immigration

He might have been referring to perfectly legal, US owned and operated company officers doing that. Is that what this was?

"A Mexican national living illegally in Mission, Texas" does not sound like that to me.

Perhaps Danforth can clarify... it's not my place to do it for him.

I will admit, I have seen a thread here and there by that current alias that did not appear to be a troll thread.

I have not. Dinger can make intelligent comments on a thread, but if he starts a thread, he's trolling. It's pretty obvious.

Point taken.

I was kidding.

When has a thread posted by that current alias not been a troll thread?

There actually have been quite a few.

does not take into account the upfront cost of building the infrastructure to provide those high-usage users with their cheap power.

No, it does not.

Who should pay for the cost of building that store? Everyone in town?

I'm assuming that a power utility would spread it out over their entire coverage area.

Troll thread.

The power companies trying to saddle home electric consumers with the cost of providing power to power-hungry AI data centers in their local towns.

It's probably not just local. Utilities have always used a "the more you buy the lower the rate" model. Of course, power hungry uses will look for the best local advantages before they build.

But, who pays for that update of the infrastructure?

Ultimately, I'd guess the end users, unless they use a LOT. If they use a LOT, then other end users.

But then there is also the issue that the current power grid may not go to the places where solar power is generated.

Certainly. That infrastructure needs to be updated. Power in Canada is (historically) mostly hydroelectric and nuclear. Prairie provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan have been replacing coal and oil fired plants with wind and solar using the same grids, but converting the old plants to natural gas for backups. There are a lot of infrastructure upgrades in the works to connect the wind/solar inputs to the "Grid". I'm a bit on the fence about solar, but wind certainly generates a lot of power when there is, well, wind.

When clouds occur or the winds diminish, there is a need for backup power, a.k.a. batteries.

On an industrial scale, you need fossil fuel generators for backup. You don't need to run them all the time, but they need to be available with the wind/solar arrays can't meet demand. Alberta does this.

LOL.