The last vehicle I bought doesn't have GPS. They want me to subscribe to OnStar to get it. Or I could us Android Auto. But I rarely use NAV anyway. If I really need NAV, I just use google maps. Once I've seen the directions, I can usually remember how to get there.

#5

That's great! I hope you enjoy those home insurance rates!

#75

It was happening well before Biden. But your partisan MAGA blinders will never let you see anything else.

Fewest laws in decades? Considering who they are, it's hard to see this as a bad thing.

Less than 1 million homeless in the US. More than 15 million vacant housing units in the US. Why is homelessness still a problem?

"2024 may be the first election in American history in which a majority of United States voters specifically chose oligarchy."

I think a significant number of them have absolutely no idea what they were voting for. The masses are kept ignorant, and sustained just well enough by the wealthy that it keeps them from revolting.

---which campaign spent 1 billion and "change" ?

#9 | Posted by shrimptacodan

Both of them. But you wouldn't know that, because you never leave your echo chamber.

After the citizens united ruling, I refuse to make campaign contributions until campaign finance rules are significantly revised.

#9 | Posted by boaz

I guess I'd be okay with prisoners working in private industry, provided it still costs the business just as much as any other equivalent employee. Sadly, I doubt that's happening.

I have a dear friend who volunteered at the NORAD phone banks on Christmas eve, a few times. She really enjoyed it.

I think the only way we'll see female President in my lifetime is if it's a Republican. But even then I doubt it, because I don't think a female can emerge victorious from the Republican Primary process.

>can't

#10

Clangor just stand that truth and facts skew liberal.

FTA:

"The bomb threats did not change the election outcome, so it's perhaps understandable that they have not been a focus of the collective, apparently endless post-election autopsy. But the lack of interest in an egregious assault on American democracy is a mistake. The attacks demonstrate how fragile our democracy is. And they provide a blueprint for the MAGA regime to tamper in elections in the future."

Hasn't "public servant" really just become a misnomer for "self servant"?

She becomes a little more Republican every day.

How is that the same?

#5 | Posted by LampLighter

It's not.

Conservatives often like to defend something by deflecting to a false equivalency or an outright lie, and then hope that no one notices or bothers to verify.

So I guess you know how much I gave to charity?

#14 | Posted by boaz

I would guess that you drop off a case of canned veggies to the food bank every December, and then brag about it.

I hope it works as well. It would be an amazing step towards the energy independence conservatives are constantly harping on about. I'd bet that in the background, gas and coal are probably lobbying to slow its development as much as possible.

After four years of Democrats and the media (I know they are the same thing) bragging

#2 | Posted by visitor_

It didn't happen. And as far as the media goes, they were mostly agreeing with the imagined hardships described by the MAGA party. While for the last year or so the economy has actually been pretty good. But I'm sure you're going to argue that you've been paying too much for eggs.

The tech billionaire's influence is being fueled by threats to fund electoral challenges against those who defy him, creating a powerful incentive for Republicans to go along with his demands.

If Congress had any stones, they would have stuck some provisions to cut/cancel Musk's government contracts into the first revision. DOGE should approve of that.. right?

Good for them!

I'd love to still be around to see how they cope when their bodies are creaking and cracking and hurting from old age. As someone who beat myself up with some manual labor when I was younger, I much prefer dealing with my pain with cannabis over lots of prescription drugs. I do take Celebrex to help with arthritis. But as an Nsaid, I worry about some eventual effects to my liver or kidneys.

#12

No President does such investigations. That would have been the job of Congress.

And Biden proved to be the first president too incompetent to stand trial for the same exact accusations.

#3 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Biden cooperated with authorities. Now what about Agent Orange? Some of documents that were in Trumps possession are still missing. Moron.

Until Democrats realize what the American people really want, they will continue to lose..

#1 | Posted by boaz

"The American people" want a lot of different things. Even just among conservatives. It's pretty arrogant of you to believe your views are the same as a majority of all Americans.

For example, a majority of Americans support stronger gun regulation, some sort of universal healthcare, and abortion rights. All things you generally oppose.