This reminds me of when, was it Justice Kennedy?, and Trump were walking away from the lectern and Trump said something and Kennedy stopped and stared at Trump. Can't find the video/picture but recall the same haunted look.
MeidasTouchThis photo of Cassidy was taken just after he announced his intention to vote for Blanche. REUTERS/Nathan Howard
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When you remove a million consumers from the population, it may not be surprising that industry suffers a bit from the loss of customers. Immigration isn't just about 'workers' (not that joey is implying that), it's also about consumers and tax-payers!
Joey Politano🏳️🌈The core economic pitch for Trump's mass deportations was "fewer immigrants means more jobs for Americans. Unsurprisingly, that's just not happening Instead of rising, prime-age employment rates for native-born Americans fell to the lowest levels in more than four years in data released today
I know nothing of Hatcher but getting rid of Ogles, esp via R primary, has to be a good thing. He seems a pretty terrible person.
Decision Desk HQDDHQ Race Update (est. 60% in): Tennessee US House 5 Republican Primary Charlie Hatcher (R): 26,302 (52.7%) Andy Ogles (R): 23,581 (47.3%) Follow more results here: votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/283983
This gets to a bigger point. I had the 'companies can be loyal' thinking when I first started working professional jobs in '90s. It didn't take long for that thought to sour. Companies complain their people aren't loyal. Buddy, companies broke it first. Very much understand that lack of security...
Listen I'm Scary OKmy analysis, as a Bluesky 38 Year Old, is this is related to two things: 1. no job is secure. your company does well? you're laid off. your company does poorly? you're laid off. 2. because no job is secure the idea of taking a vacation becomes terrifying
LOL WHAT? I appreciate @badmedicaltakes.bsky.social occasional posts and guffaw...but this...what? It can't be real people advocating drinking and bathing in their own urine...right?
Bad Medical TakesThis is a good story and a bit of grass-touching as a lesson for a lot of people on social media...but that aside, fun story.
Elizabeth LopattoI have never posted on Nextdoor but it remains my favorite social network because of the out-of-pocket shit people are willing to say under their government names. here's one woman's story of the real-world consequences of pissing off all your neighbors www.oaklandreviewofbooks.org/the-villain-...
My guess on this, with a hesitant assumption that construction crews know how to level projects, is that there's probably a slope down to, or up from, the helipad...and Trump knows he's unstable enough on his feet that he fears slipping/tripping and wiping out in front of cameras.
Mrs. Betty Bowers“No one knows more about construction than me.” —A president who stupidly built a helipad on a slope, so it had to be torn apart and rebuilt because it, duh, wasn’t level.