No no, I'm pretty sure this stuff is mostly being used to make reports on minorities.

Re-due-si-tear-ian

The people of Ohio voted for Republicans. East Palestine in particular voted hard red. And Trump helped remove safety regulations. And republicans filibustered the sick days.

>They should have voted no and put pressure on republicans.

how does a crashing economy while Dems control the house and Presidency put pressure on Republicans?

>Dems wanted to avoid a strike during the holidays more than put their neck out for the workers so they capitulated.

Reading comprehension not your strong suit huh?

Dems could've rejected the bill sure. But then you have a rail strike during the holidays during unprecedented inflation. It was a lose-lose situation brought about only because Republicans refused to allow sick days.

Dems wanted to allow sick days in the bill, Republicans refused. Dems wanted to avoid a strike during the holidays more than put their neck out for the workers so they capitulated.

Literally 53 votes to allow sick days but failed in senate due to filibuster by Republicans

Dems may not be perfect, but Republicans are the problem. This isn't both sides.

You need 60 to break a filibuster. Dems have 51, and that's assuming you get them all to agree on something.

I mean, is there an alternative? Waste going to waste removal/processing sites isn't exactly unsurprising.

If you got a problem with Canada puppies you got a problem with me and I'd suggest you let that one marinate.

The Primary reason is because the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and the resulting institution of racial slavery had a profound and dramatic effect on the governments, cultures, institutions, and people of the Americas that continue to this day. If your media is coming from the point of view of people in North and South America, then the Trans-Atlantic slave trade is much more relevant.

Almost like knives are less deadly than guns.

penis privilege.

Yes

You need to heat it up to loosen the cob from the husk. What method you do to heat it up though is up to you.

>On the bright side, he's running out of lawyers good enough to craft reasonable excuses for repeated delays

On the downer side, the number of judges willingly to grand repeated delays without needing reasonable excuses is pretty large, ala Aileen Cannon

Seriously. As nice as this election was for democrats it still doesn't give them any ability to stop the Supreme Court from ruling States can do whatever they want with elections next year.

In America, 80% of the time when you ask "why is this the way things are" the answer is racism.

The other 20% is corporate exploitation.