Curiousfur

They've got fascist misogynists who reference the Bible, which to the casual observer (or Republican voter), are hard to distinguish from actual Christian Nationalists, but none of these people actually worship anything other than the dollar and absolute power.

I had a dream last night that I got a scholarship to a great engineering school...

Doubled in the past month. ~$220 Billion to $440 Billion or something.

Shoo him away you mean?

I'm surprised the NKs haven't cannibalized him out of desperation yet

Isn't this a Venture Bros joke too?

https://youtu.be/suai1lU4x-g?si=30vfhg_vvcqkN9qR

There's a place similar in Providence, RI. Ogie's Trailer Park.

At least in my experience, their conclusion tracks correctly. If both sides of the aisle are so diametrically opposed, to be a moderate is to want nothing to change, which generally means you're of a demographic that is unaffected by negative policy from either side, which leads to being low information and low engagement in democracy. The moderate is the position of the status quo, and at least in my experience means they will vote against any change in either direction because they don't want to have to think about things changing, even if it means voting against someone that could help them in the long run.

https://www.the-independent.com/voices/biden-moderate-democrats-republicans-conservative-study-john-kasich-aoc-a9699431.html

Mo-mo-money shot