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Führer Trump | UNIFIED REICH
Roundybout replied to BillStime's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Perhaps, but it certainly can look into their various sources of income and see if that might have some influence on things -
Access Hollywood - take 2: The Apprentice
Roundybout replied to BillStime's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Well this sounds to me like it was an inexperienced Turkish campaign worker/taken out of context/ Deep State AI/ Obamas Birth Certificate/Hillarys Emails. Donald is a blameless, Holy champion of the middle class, God-fearing American. -
Führer Trump | UNIFIED REICH
Roundybout replied to BillStime's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Iron law of projection -
Führer Trump | UNIFIED REICH
Roundybout replied to BillStime's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
No, not really. Also he believes women shouldn’t vote or have access to college education. He’s all yours, my friend. -
MLB to integrate Negr0 League statistics into official MLB stats
Roundybout replied to Roundybout's topic in Off the Wall
Agreed and many of them proved it when they made it to MLB and continued to destroy the competition! -
Führer Trump | UNIFIED REICH
Roundybout replied to BillStime's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Fun reminder that this guy met with Trump at the White House -
The federal government has no say over certain local ordinances. For example, NYS was all set to pass a bill that would have required ADUs to be allowed under local zoning ordinances, but it received such massive pushback from mayors that Hochul killed the bill (a big reason why I don’t like her). My professional opinion is that, ultimately, younger Americans are going to desire living in communities that are more walkable and aren’t car-reliant, ESPECIALLY as the cost of car ownership continues to rise. In addition, constant suburban sprawl is simply not sustainable from both an ecological and financial standpoint. Sprawl pulls the tax base away from our cities (unless you’re like Dallas and you simply absorb all suburbs like an amoeba). Rurals are whatever, I understand that’s a totally different kind of community from urban and has a completely different set of issues.
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Do you people understand the government can do more than one thing at a time?