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Oh! I love this. Can u tell me about the cockpit material? It looks specific to just that part of the aircraft. Also love the vertical windmills
October 8, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Oh! I love this. Can u tell me about the cockpit material? It looks specific to just that part of the aircraft. Also love the vertical windmills
ohhhhh the purp 😳
April 2, 2025 at 8:57 PM
ohhhhh the purp 😳
Can't be dehumanizing them if you don't consider the underclass human to begin with
March 26, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Can't be dehumanizing them if you don't consider the underclass human to begin with
Fuck yourself. Weak moron.
March 14, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Fuck yourself. Weak moron.
I think the criticism leveled was that Biden was insufficiently conditioning arms shipments to leverage a ceasefire. He (and AOC's remarks at the convention) did get tons of criticism for appearing disingenuous, but I honestly can't recall an anti-ceasefire leftist position
March 12, 2025 at 9:36 PM
I think the criticism leveled was that Biden was insufficiently conditioning arms shipments to leverage a ceasefire. He (and AOC's remarks at the convention) did get tons of criticism for appearing disingenuous, but I honestly can't recall an anti-ceasefire leftist position
March 10, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Dem messaging hinged on voters unsentimentally comparing a four year economic period sandwiching upheaval. It looks like it was easy to uncounterably convince those captured in the Ludwig™ Method® to reevaluate their standard of acceptable living and economic progress
February 13, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Dem messaging hinged on voters unsentimentally comparing a four year economic period sandwiching upheaval. It looks like it was easy to uncounterably convince those captured in the Ludwig™ Method® to reevaluate their standard of acceptable living and economic progress
explored in the article never thought to reinterpret it, or were not creative enough, or were not interested whatsoever in remediating it. As the labor force evolves, its interpretation should evolve.
February 13, 2025 at 12:52 AM
explored in the article never thought to reinterpret it, or were not creative enough, or were not interested whatsoever in remediating it. As the labor force evolves, its interpretation should evolve.
Another thing failed to be taken into account here when grousing about '19 relative sentiment: that tens of millions of people have aged into the workforce, the shape of work and the distribution of wages have changed, and most importantly, the people interpreting the publicly available data
February 13, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Another thing failed to be taken into account here when grousing about '19 relative sentiment: that tens of millions of people have aged into the workforce, the shape of work and the distribution of wages have changed, and most importantly, the people interpreting the publicly available data
What should really embarrass the liberal economists is how easily Republicans succeeded at activating this 25% unemployed/working poor segment. All they had to do was acknowledge it where none of our leaders ever did.
February 13, 2025 at 12:52 AM
What should really embarrass the liberal economists is how easily Republicans succeeded at activating this 25% unemployed/working poor segment. All they had to do was acknowledge it where none of our leaders ever did.
The institute analysis is mid, but the point stands: you don't have to look to an exogenous human complication to see any number of reasons a huge cut of citizens do not believe the economy is "good". Prescribing "proper" sentiment relative to '19 based on the any of these stats alone is not enough.
February 13, 2025 at 12:52 AM
The institute analysis is mid, but the point stands: you don't have to look to an exogenous human complication to see any number of reasons a huge cut of citizens do not believe the economy is "good". Prescribing "proper" sentiment relative to '19 based on the any of these stats alone is not enough.
Other indicators are also fails: poverty rate and the poverty line are laughable (pegged to which geographic area? The whole country). Median wages are down relative to prices, but juiced by economic prosperity of the second quartile enough to read the opposite. Precariousness is up.
February 13, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Other indicators are also fails: poverty rate and the poverty line are laughable (pegged to which geographic area? The whole country). Median wages are down relative to prices, but juiced by economic prosperity of the second quartile enough to read the opposite. Precariousness is up.
These qualifiers have had ever-less relationship to CoL in America (rise of the gig economy, etc). The first serious economic populist will have access to 75 million highly motivated, pissed off working class voters.
February 12, 2025 at 11:55 PM
These qualifiers have had ever-less relationship to CoL in America (rise of the gig economy, etc). The first serious economic populist will have access to 75 million highly motivated, pissed off working class voters.