We DO understand shared sacrifice.
We ALSO understand that it’s not being “shared” when it only affects the poor and middle-class.
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Understood.
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Instead of Trump’s?
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This will be just like COVID wastewater surveillance, with discrete point-in-time sampling once or twice a day at the treatment plant. The goal here isn’t practical enforcement of anything; it’s entirely psychological. Santa knows if you’ve been BAAAAAAAAAAAD.
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This is an alcatraz, in the sense being used for the island
But in Mexico, most people that listen the word Alcatraz think of this plant, commonly used in bridal bouquets.
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Lessee,
So, RoJo is pining for deflation and all that liquidation Secretary Mellon was talking about at the turn of the '30s.
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Gretchen Whitmer has some competition.
While fielding questions from reporters following the announcement, a reporter referenced Trump’s frequent comments about wanting to expand U.S. territory and asked if his reported desire to annex Canada was tied to his goal of surpassing Russia, the largest country in the world by landmass.
“No, I never even thought of it that way,” Trump replied with a grin. “Although I am a real estate developer, I’ve never — I’ve never heard that question.”
The offhand remark prompted laughter from those in the room, including Goodell and Bowser, who both stood beside the president.
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The orginal reports of the brutal sexual attack on former Prime Minister Imran Khan come from pro-islamic sources and individual on the Mr. Khan’s party. The folks who assaulted Imran Khan were muslims.
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So does Arizona.
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If I lived in Texas right now, I’d find a site that sells misopristone, wait until this perverse rule got put into place, and flush it.
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Wait till you accumulate a tank car load.
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Shameless, childish, cruel, dumb, nasty man baby. And the president of the United States.
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AI
Fuck this Trumpishness. I have to go get a Covid booster shot.
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It was too expensive to continue operating - no fresh water, food and supplies delivered by boat, and no sharks except bottom feeders. Restoration and enlarging it would cost billions and take years. Add in operating costs; this goes nowhere except in his imagination.
The prison on Alcatraz closed on March 21, 1963, because it was too expensive to continue operating, according to BOP.
It was nearly three times more expensive to operate Alcatraz than any other federal prison, in part because its physical isolation required food and supplies to be dropped off by boat.The island also had no source of fresh water, so nearly one million gallons had to be barged in each week.
At the time of its closure, Alcatraz needed restoration and maintenance work that would have cost about $3-5 million excluding its daily operation costs.
Why did Alcatraz close? Trump wants to reopen the prison after decades
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