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i say swears online posted:Permian: costs $90,000 and you have to sell it and re-buy it every five years This is just the current F650
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zoux posted:I want the King Ranch version with extra cheese My neighbor stuck a King Ranch badge on his beat up base model Focus and it amuses me greatly.
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zoux posted:I want the King Ranch version with extra cheese https://www.texasmonthly.com/food/king-ranch-casserole/ TM has been re-posting this once a month for years and i may have to make it one day
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I worked at a restaurant in college that served a King Ranch Casserole and I heard of that long before I heard of the king ranch so to me, that F150 is named after a food https://twitter.com/chucklindell/status/1309499624785354758 Watch as Greg Abbott melts and agrees with the AG against his own order
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lmao i totally forgot about ken paxton having to have a positon on this
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huh. I got and mailed my ballot yesterday
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wolfs posted:huh. I got and mailed my ballot yesterday How did you qualify, are you old as hell https://twitter.com/jblackmanChron/status/1309501492655804418 zoux fucked around with this message at 15:51 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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I worry that a lot of the measures to initially expand the vote will be suddenly repealed in a way where everybody who took advantage will suddenly have their votes invalidated without them knowing. And that's assuming votes are actually being processed in an objective way as opposed to selectively invalidating all votes for non-republicans. Spacebump posted:Imagine the slap fight the Texas fragments would have regarding who keeps the name Texas. Sorry, it turns out in the mix Maine got the name Texas, and now the Texas fragments will have to fight over the names Maine, Vacationland USA, and the Pine Tree State.
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zoux posted:How did you qualify, are you old as hell no I put checked disabled on a form or something back in April and this is now the second time I’ve voted by mail this year Texas defines disability broadly; it wasn’t this article but I read something like that somewhere https://www.texastribune.org/2020/08/21/vote-by-mail-texas/ Texas Tribune posted:Take note that the Texas election code’s definition for disability is broader than other federal definitions. A voter is eligible to vote by mail based on disability if they have a “sickness or physical condition” that prevents a voter from appearing in person without personal assistance or the “likelihood of injuring the voter’s health.” While lack of immunity to the new coronavirus alone doesn’t qualify a voter for a mail-in ballot based on disability, a voter can consider it along with their medical history to decide if they meet that definition.
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wolfs posted:no I put checked disabled on a form or something back in April and this is now the second time Ive voted by mail this year I was going to vote absentee, but I have no faith that they will count my vote so I am going to early vote at the most inconvenient time for everyone else and hope very few people are there.
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Well, that's one hell of an own-goal. Texas GOP ad accuses MJ Hegar of being a radical "Hard Left" liberal who shows a lack of judgement because she has tattoos - which she had done to cover the scars on her arm from being shot down by the Taliban.
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Lemniscate Blue posted:Well, that's one hell of an own-goal.  Goddamn
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No, that's the new Trump approach: "We prefer people who didn't get shot down."
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Always Respect A Troop, Except When You Shouldn't
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Shoulda spent some of that CG money on a decent sound tech, good lord.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/taygoldenstein/status/1309626907978334208 It won’t stick but I'm gonna enjoy it for a day https://twitter.com/JeremySWallace/status/1309629086176890881 This is also the trend in California since Labor Day. zoux fucked around with this message at 00:02 on Sep 26, 2020 |
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Lemniscate Blue posted:Well, that's one hell of an own-goal.
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I applied for absentee voting back in April (my wife is immunocompromised) and never got any confirmiation that it went through. My assumption is that they're trying to voter suppress us, and threw away the application. But my question is: am I good to vote in person if somehow my absentee app was approved and I didn't hear about it?
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smoobles posted:I applied for absentee voting back in April (my wife is immunocompromised) and never got any confirmiation that it went through. My assumption is that they're trying to voter suppress us, and threw away the application. I've voted absentee one time (years ago), it was rejected, and they sent me a letter in the mail saying so.
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Had some brisket today.
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Turrurrurrurrrrrrr posted:Had some brisket today. Good man. Anyone know if Snow's is open during the Pandemic?
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Turrurrurrurrrrrrr posted:Had some brisket today. Vat grown?
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Sab0921 posted:Good man. Closed. They do online orders they ship. They are remodeling currently
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zoux posted:Vat grown? VAT+tip grew the price for pound from 26 to 33. How about making brisket tax free during any pandemic??? That would be the good Truth.
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Teaxas-A, Texas-1, Guntopia, Tejas, FreeMerica.
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i say swears online posted:lmao i totally forgot about ken paxton having to have a positon on this speaking of ken paxton, why the gently caress is he still ag?
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zoux posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/taygoldenstein/status/1309626907978334208 gonna lol forever if abbott's loving up of the virus response led to the courts throwing out their attempts at eliminating straight ticket voting
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Turrurrurrurrrrrrr posted:Had some brisket today. that reminds me, i need to swing by goode co tomorrow
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smoobles posted:I applied for absentee voting back in April (my wife is immunocompromised) and never got any confirmiation that it went through. My assumption is that they're trying to voter suppress us, and threw away the application. At worst they'll have you cast a provisional ballot because you won't have an absentee ballot to return to them that day. This means your vote won't be part of the electronic tally that's reported that night. Once they verify that your absentee ballot hasn't been received they will count it and you'll get a letter in the mail whether it was counted or rejected with the reason for rejection.
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https://twitter.com/billscher/status/1309603593167818754 lol these motherfuckers. Just like the ACA they only pretend to want stuff to happen because they're playing to the simple rubes in their constituency, but when it comes down to it, they don't actually want it Also I don't have any data to back this up but abortion voters have got to be easily either the top one or two single-issue voter blocs and overturning RvW would gut GOP voting turnout. Like Mitch says, voters don't turn out to say thanks zoux fucked around with this message at 16:27 on Sep 26, 2020 |
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/billscher/status/1309603593167818754 SCOTUS has helped the gop so much the past few decades. they didnt have to vote on the record on a bunch of wedge issues so can hold whatever position is convenient that year. i remember years ago an article in the economist or somewhere making the case for overturning roe so congress can actually just go ahead and legalize abortion and put this all to bed, but of course theres the risk that congress wouldnt be able to and that it would jsut end up back in courts anyway.
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My bet for if Roe gets overturned you'd see a reproductive rights guarantee amended onto the Constitution within 10 years
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I don't really understand why pro-lifers are so gung-ho about what they do, but I feel like probably all the issues that have had an immediate and direct effect on their lives will probably have a greater effect on the way they vote. It's not like abortion rights are that strong these days anyways. Ever since the Supreme Court rejected the Voting Rights act, I noticed that they've otherwise refused to defend democracy in any meaningful way for a long while. Corporations are people and Redmap was given the green light. "Constitutionalism" is just another farce for reinforcing their personal politics. It's not like the 2nd amendment actually meant unrestricted gun ownership before the NRA conjured that interpretation to make some extra money in murder sales.
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SlothfulCobra posted:I don't really understand why pro-lifers are so gung-ho about what they do, but I feel like probably all the issues that have had an immediate and direct effect on their lives will probably have a greater effect on the way they vote. That's how it is for every single social conservative issue, and that's the scam: the financial wing of the party wants to continue to pass unpopular and regressive economic legislation for which there is no constituency and to do so they leverage people motivated by non-tangible things: religion, grievance, *phobias, etc. There are a significant number of voters in this country who don't think climate change is an important issue because they believe Christ will return before it becomes a problem. So how do you make an economic argument for people who are more worried about what happens to them after they die than what happens now? People who believe the world is supposed to be fallen and evil, that suffering is a natural condition of life - deep down many of them don't believe things should be better, that if the government eased their corporeal pain it would make them less righteous. As far as specifically pro-lifers, most of them believe that abortion is murdering babies, and this is reinforced constantly by their churches, social circles, political leaders and a vast media empire that churns out endless Saw films except Jigsaw is an abortionist and your pastor screens them for the entire congregation. Women who have abortions are imagined to be minority welfare queens who are simultaneously having children for more government checks while having multiple abortions per year. You can post the chart about how, aha, actually if you analyze it this is about controlling women more than it is about murdering babies, but most hard core pro-lifers legit believe it's murdering babies, enhanced by prejudice against what kinds of people they think have abortions.
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