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191·1 年前Evidence? EVIDENCE? They don’t need evidence.
House panel concludes that COVID-19 pandemic came from a lab leak
The committee’s 520-page report, released on 2 December, offers no new direct evidence of a lab leak, but summarizes a circumstantial case
There is some irony built in if someone does, considering Medical fundraisers now account for 1 in 3 of the website’s campaigns, and that was 2018.
2·1 年前Twist is camera, chop is flashlight.
7·1 年前I agree that he ‘Shouldn’t’, but I’m not nominated to be in charge of DHH.
Sadly, yes. The first “Russiagate for children” book. Also the first of 3.
https://www.goodreads.com/series/406877-the-plot-against-the-king
And that legislation was brought by none other than Ronald Reagan.
Someone waited for him, them shot from 20 feet away, my money is on targeted attack.
4·1 年前Important thing about these laws is that they are for everybody. I would find it interesting if they asked, “Would you be willing to show your ID to go online?”. “Would you be okay with the government requiring you to show your ID to go on reddit?”
We just elected an attempted insurgent!
As president all he can do is open up the permitting side. These oil companies are sitting on many unused permits right now. The only thing that’s going to get them to do more drilling is if the price goes sky high, which they decide.
Also starting a new project takes years, even after the permit.
98·1 年前I agree, I like cars, but tires are expensive, lungs aren’t cheap either.
Just another way to funnel tax money into religious organizations.
Contention has emerged concerning whether CPCs should continue to receive federal funding and qualify as eligible healthcare centers for patients using federal healthcare assistance programs.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6318184/
Because most CPCs do not charge for services and are not licensed medical practices, they can slip through the cracks of many states’ consumer protection statutes and regulations that govern the practice of medicine.
In 2018, Bondi joined with 19 other Republican-led states in a lawsuit to overturn the ACA’s bans on health insurance companies charging people with pre-existing conditions higher premiums or denying them coverage outright.[16]
You just reminded me of something that was very funny at the time
https://apnews.com/article/no-trump-pardon-tiger-king-joe-exotic-77df2360159f247b81a293ae1a15ee25
Limo and hair/makeup team waiting, but no freedom for the Tiger King.
1·2 年前Yes, ignore false history.
11·2 年前I recently lost my oldest email and I didn’t plan accordingly. Roadrunner email. It’s still a pain in the butt. I’ve managed to change almost everything (that I can REMEMBER) to my newer email, but there are two that haven’t been changed because they require an email to the old email first… It’s gone.
That email was probably 20 years old and I have no idea what services I had signed up through it.
The moral of my story is to read emails from your email provider. Apparently they sent out warnings 6 months in advance, but I always ignored their emails.
Trump’s lawyer used the idea as an argument against impeachment.
https://www.thinkadvisor.com/2020/01/24/what-if-the-united-states-did-sell-alaska/
Putin’s allies have floated the idea of annexing Alaska, just like Crimea since then.
https://thehill.com/policy/international/4423913-state-dept-putin-alaska-russia/
Thats really neat! It should be legal though, the ‘controversy’ seems to be religious beliefs.
Unlike the representative from Florida, Tricia gave the Republicans the supermajority they needed to pass all that dumb private schools voucher garbage, and then later a big pile of money, because they ran out after getting rid of the INCOME LIMIT OF VOUCHER PARTICIPANTS!