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Are we sure this is Biden's fault? Normally, you have the high level law, then the department is the one that has to implement the technical specifics.

More so the other parts, not so much the fancy boat part.

Pretty cringey gaffe.

This part in particular, "...everyone would be required to have a chip installed in your hand or other body part that would contain all of your health records, banking info...". You're talking about a minor operation to implant a foreign object inside your body, which would be forced to be done...

And it still sounds methy 34 years later.

I'd also like to see criteria for politicians at higher levels. Making law, while having no experience in law, then leaving it up to citizens to find out what's truly legal by laying their own money and freedom on the line, while they risk nothing....is kinda bullshit.

I've definitely heard this before, that's there's a desire to break everything in order to rebuild in their fake christian imagining. Bannon has apparently said as much. Still, I think that's all way too complex of a subversive agenda when it comes to trump and his cult following. This current...

It's as if republicans cannot comprehend black people as being part of any sort of normalcy in the US, so everything feels like an attack to them. The narcissism doesn't help either.

The US has done some really shitty stuff, no doubt about that, but I'd like to think that people in various countries could still talk about the current atrocities at hand in Ukraine, without hinging their invasion on our past. Germans can't talk about it until we work our way through every...

There no words strong enough to describe how sickening and infuriating this war is.

Slightly modified for accuracy.

One also has to read the letter. It's clear that it's not something that's actually in place, it's something rolling around on congress floor. "Considering" and "proposal" are your clues. You also don't know what the "many activities" are. Maybe it's purchases from known fentanyl factories in...

I'm boring. They can have it. But occasionally, when I'm talking to my old coworker pal, with whom we shared a shitty boss, I do like to say, "remember when (our boss' name) used to say that he wanted to (something bad) the president??". So far the old boss hasn't disappeared to Guantanamo....yet.

I see, so not as much about autonomous itself, but more autonomous that you own? Because I imagine the Uber/Lyft autonomous transport will be significant and then the gov't would need full access to these companies that they're not likely to get. Also, you probably don't have to worry about the...

I want to be with you on that, because musk is like trump's little add nephew and having random idiots in the world pretending to be "beta testers" driving autonomously is incredibly stupid and dangerous, but what is the connection between privacy concerns and driving autonomously?

I know one guy that's a trumper that just sold his house and left California because of the "impending housing crash" and bought a house in Cape Coral.

Spot on. That day-glo helped us transition from "I wonder if..." to "oh, I see".

The fact that she's been absolutely destroyed in republican politics, with that record, is again how you know that it's never been about policy. The post-2016 republican party is about trolling democrats.

All I know is that it's easier to maintain optimism if I don't think about the depths of their lunacy too much. As you said, you gotta go to work, and I can usually work with those guys as long as we stay away from politics. But, people today are generally less able to make those separations and...

She is the difference between a pre-trump republican and today's republican. At least when she says she supports whatever policy for whatever reason, that's what it actually is. The inconsistency found with today's republicans is because, when they say they support something for whatever reason...