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The winner of the popular vote within the state wins the state’s electoral votes. And Florida has a sizeable number of electrical votes.
The winner of the popular vote within the state wins the state’s electoral votes. And Florida has a sizeable number of electrical votes.
“Don’t elect the other guy” campaigning is strongly incentivized by first past the post voting, unfortunately. Not that that’s the sole cause, but… it’s certainly not helping.
Whoa, spoilers man, c’mon!
Kaleidoscope Heart is near the top of my list.
I’m not sure how this isn’t a very clear decision. Article IV, sections 4 and 5 clearly state that the senate and assembly districts should consist of contiguous territory.
The lying is certainly bad, but the part about not talking to the detective seems like what any hospital would have to do (not discuss details of a patient’s stay with someone until being sure they are authorized).
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Yeah I just imagine her doing the South Park I’m sorry routine.
Were they hoping we’d forget about the shapeshifting guy before the end of the trailer?
Could see that coming a mile away. Still laughed.
Well that is a train wreck of a title.
But, good news.
Was… anyone under the impression that this was for any other reason?
I’m with you on this. If the cost of avoiding a shutdown were just an inquiry I’d take it; I’m worried we’ll give away something more valuable. They’re so inept I think the most likely outcome of an inquiry is that they embarrass themselves anyway.
How about: pardon him, and simultaneously draft an ammendment saying that pardons cannot be used on yourself, family members, or your close associates.
No, we are not ok. Please send help.
Doesn’t seem like a mystery to me. We’ve had plenty of uncomplicated villains, and nuanced antagonists are more interesting and compelling.
Two spaces after periods.