the party leadership hates her. Not just the leadership.

At this point I think that all Democrats would celebrate if Joe backed out and let someone else have a go but who could that be at this point? Not all (many Democrats I’ve seen on social media are deeply

BBC was talking about an outside chance that the Lib Dems might end up as the opposition. With so many constituencies in play, might Reform’s percentage of seats end up much smaller than their percentage

Minnesota has some energy rebates including heating rebates for low-income households but every time the legislature here needs to renew funding for them it’s time for political infighting and finger-pointing.

I have a hard time caring about what Thiel thinks about anything.

hive.blog has been offline for at least 24 hours now. Edit: Looks like it’s back now though.

The seat’s been held by a Democrat since 1899 but that includes decades under Jim Crow when southern Democrats were quite different from southern Democrats now. But district boundaries changed more than

It basically has everything you need bar a knife Which is probably the most useful tool in a disaster scenario. Weird that beginning preppers seem to obsess on bug out bags. In 99% of disaster emergencies

Greens have been getting trounced in the EU recently, interesting that they seem to be doing okayish in the UK.

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In his recent autobiography, Patrick Stewart reminisced about the time during the Beatles heyday when Stewart was in a play where one of the other cast members happened to be Paul McCartney’s then-girlfriend.

I’ve been meaning to read it for a long time. It’s only my second book of his. I read All the Pretty Horses a year ago. I also started on The Road but it was so bleakly bleak that I set it aside. Might

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Yeah, it’s all but inevitable. Did anyone see a story about folks refusing to cash their coronavirus stimulus checks?

And a “mere” 10x from here wouldn’t even be an ATH. 😅

Congress had mandated that. And the gasoline from the northeast reserve was never intended for long-term storage. That’s what the strategic petroleum reserve is for. Gasoline has a limited shelf life.

I voted for $2 million, only because a million isn’t what it used to be. 😉 But unless crypto moons, no $2 million for me.

I’ve been buying dribs and drabs of HIVE on the internal market, but the dearth of on/off ramps is depressing.

Who controls this blockchain? What blockchain? I saw no mention of a blockchain in the CNBC article.