I feel that sentence covers any possible situation here.

That also worked for Larry David on an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, but backfired on him when he ended up back in front of the same judge.

I wonder if she's been conflated with that poor innocent CPA that the general public harassed, and maybe journalists aren't doing their due diligence.

Because some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures have taboos about seeing images of the dead. These are modern adaptations of older taboos against saying the first names of the dead.

I have no problem with voter ID in and of itself; however, Republicans have been using the issue as a tool of disenfranchisement. Until that ends, I'll fight against changing the methods Pennsylvania has been using securely for years now.

>Why does it take 2 days to count votes?

Because of the concessions the Republicans in the legislature demanded when it comes to counting mail-in ballots.

Off topic, but I thought I'd check out some online reviews of the restaurant, and one recent one added:

>The ice cream serving lady told me to be careful of the black panthers and guess what I actually saw a black panther and her two cubs crossing the road in the forest while riding my motorcycle. So listen carefully to this lady.

There are so many reasons this didn't happen.

You haven't looked very hard, have you?

Welcome. I'm against it too, but until it's overturned, it should be done humanely. There's some horror stories about botched executions, so I'm thinking fent might be an improvement.

Not OP, but as of 2019, Nevada and Nebraska.

The difference I see is that the Asian ones are sweet enough to eat like a plum. The American variety is more astringent, but good for baking, jam, etc.

Same for southwest PA. I can only assume that his team did studies that showed a Republican had a better chance of winning a statewide race in Pennsylvania than in Jersey. But they didn't do enough research on types of Republicans.

They really are an attractive insect though. Very striking.

Sheesh, we were already saying it 25 years ago: Welcome to the Internet, where the men are men, the women are men, and the children are FBI agents.

> "Wanted to be assured that every citizen who wanted to vote was able to."

Oh, so now Republicans are concerned about voter disenfranchisement.

Huh. Grew up in Pittsburgh calling them dippy eggs, at home and in restaurants.

Grew up outside of Pittsburgh, and they were always called dippy eggs.

Ain't nobody got nothing to say about a 40-degree day.

Yeah, I guess my husband's been celebrating for a month straight now.

> What is not ok is universal mail in ballots, where they are sent to every single voter.

Well, we don't do that in Pennsylvania, so is there any reason you're choosing to complain about it here rather than, say, the Oregon or Utah subreddits?

> Looking at something online is different than in person.

Are you under the impression that you could wander in somewhere and look at all these photographs in person prior to CMOA purchasing the collection?

Except, as so many Republican voters discovered in 2020 when they were arrested for double-voting or voting for their dead relatives, it's pretty easy to zero in on criminals who think they gaming the system. Every ballot is going to come in an envelope with someone's name on it. Easy enough to figure out if it's a legit vote.

I see I've left you speechless.

> Simply put, it’s like a blank check that can be falsified, duplicated and corrupted.

Sure, but we don't ban checks because of the potential for abuse. You want to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

I don't think it's a fair comparison, the spread-out USA to more compact, densely populated, highly urbanized nations with excellent public transportation like Japan or France. A better comparison would be to Canada or Australia, geographically big countries with lots of citizens living in the boonies. And both those countries offer mail-in voting.

Talk to our Republican-led Congress, the ones who ruled we could not prep or count mail-in votes prior to Election Day. Maybe you can get them to change that law that they created.