Yes, but not by enough to matter. It'll still take more than 60% of the votes going for Democrats to change who holds power. Gerrymandering has gotten really effective, and the peolle drawing the maps know in advance which way most households are inclined to vote.
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They're doing it because Musk put the polluting turbines in a mostly black neighborhood, so that's who suffers the most from them.
Pretty much. It's a total failure for US military power.
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Minnesota Trade Unionists Among Those Targeted in Federal Indictments of ICE Observers
(workdaymagazine.org)
They don't get harvested then, but I think stockpiles will be empty then or sooner
It's possible for us all to lose. Good chance of a famine six months from now because so much of the northern hemisphere couldn't get fertilizer during planting season and the US decided to make food for cows and cars instead of for people
They appear to have been using electric shocks to get the elephant to go where they wanted.
He wasn't mingling with the crowd.
He was up until he started doing things to wreck the long-term economic growth of the US
They had a huge security zone around the game to prevent that
A bit, for ones where they could find a legal reason to do so
The immunity isn't some absolute rule; I don't seriously expect that the Republicans on the court think it applies to Democrats.
But the fossil fuels industry can rake in profits in the meantime