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  1. Made the move to CO from FL. Zero, I repeat, ZERO regrets.
  2. We relocated from FL to CO and have had zero regrets thus far.
  3. Yes... the knowledge that a resident of ND, for example, has like 8x the voting power on a federal level than I do is just bullshit. Electoral College = Federal Gerrymandering is a great way to phrase it.
  4. The status quo It all needs to be burnt to the ground.
  5. I would love to agree, but given what you've seen the party do the last several years... what's the most likely outcome? https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/kamala-harris-says-she-not-190003541.html
  6. But yes, the entire Democratic Party apparatus, from leadership, to marketing, to strategists, even to fundraising needs to be excommunicated. This is the party that managed to lose to Trump, twice. You know that lifelong politicians across the globe have been shaking their head in dismay at the party's results when running against the embarrassment that is the current GOP. Saw an article earlier that Kamala isn't going to run for Gov of CA, which makes all signs point to her making another run for President. Any money spent on that campaign may as well be lit on fire. How the people in charge of the party aren't laughing her out of the room with this idea to run again says everything we need to know about the party's future. What's that famous Jeff Daniels quote? You know why people don't like liberals? Cause they lose. If liberals are so fucking smart, how come they lose so god damn always?
  7. It's going to take some sort of cataclysmic catalyst for any third party to have a viable chance at election success. And by catalyst, I mean nothing short of WW2/Great Depression sort of suffering, where everyone feels the pain, regardless of where they fall on the wealth spectrum (who am I kidding the 1% will always live a life of luxury, even if they're ruling over the ashes). I don't see any other route for a 3rd party to come to national prominence.
  8. Today's Democratic leadership are basically 90s republicans in disguise. Fuck right off Jeffries/Schumer/Pelosi. If Mamdani's last name was Smith they'd be hailing him as the second coming of FDR.
  9. At this point if you have any white collar positions at your company and you're not using ChatGPT or some form of Generative text, you're falling behind.
  10. According to my staff ICE was going door to door in downtown Sarasota, FL this week knocking and asking for documentation from the residents.
  11. IIRC in his season where Spieth went nuts, he was making twice as many putts from 20'+ than anyone on tour. His ballstriking was... ok. His driving was... ok. Irons were... ok. Putting was a combination of prime Brad Faxon and God himself. I don't care who you are, that is not sustainable and was the only reason for his incredible run. Once those stopped falling, it was an inevitable decline.
  12. So… what’s the kill switch option for the board here @immamac? If there’s a list of “homegrown” offenders, and there will be a list, includes some of us less… eh… “administration-friendly” types around here could be slightly concerned.
  13. This WH Press Conf is rage inducing... Throwing reporter under the bus... literal definition of "Don't believe the evidence of your eyes and ears" FUCKKKKKKKK!!!!! I will go to my grave not knowing how people can get in front of cameras and just lie... and lie... and lie... and their supporters KNOW they're lying, but they DON'T CARE... Someone make it make sense please.
  14. I can speak to this... Had our first kid six months before COVID really became a thing. I was a Golf Pro at the time. My wife worked in admin for construction. We were both "Essential Workers" and stayed working through the entirety of the pandemic. Dealing with the general Publix during that time, let alone the Boomers... I'm still reeling from it. Golf Courses had to remain open, a window construction company needed to remain open. Not sure that the hell was "Essential" about either of those, but going to work every day hoping you don't bring home the virus to a baby, especially in the early days where we didn't know much about it and who was affected more severely. We got to watch our friends take six or more months off, making more than we were from the increased unemployment. A pseudo... "break" in the grind that is adult life, while we just kept soldiering on. That is and was beyond exhausting. Couple that with ridiculous inflation from said virus and the worst management of a health crisis in modern history, and the fact that the American Dream has been dead for decades, oh and the fact that we're just subject to daily utter chaos since TFG is back in office, how are we not broken? I'm fucking tired, man.
  15. Unbelievable. I mean, it's absolutely believable and 100% expected, but I still shake my head in bewilderment at where we're at right now, and how the last five weeks have felt like five decades.
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