Why is the headline former democratic representative? Does that matter? She has been transitioning to republican for a while now and is currently full R.

In my 40s and parents are full support of Trump and Cruz (live in Texas). They were always on the conservative side, but since moving there they really went full into being “Texans” and yee-haw America!

I didn’t talk to them for over a year for something else, but totally in line with the politics/evangelical feelings. My grandma died and I went to the funeral where I finally spoke to them. I will text occasionally to say thanks for something they sent, but ultimately I have still pretty much cut them out everywhere else.

Iowa is just where that term was the most popularly searched. However, it was searched in all states.

I explained Google Trends a bit more here if you’re curious.

100 means that’s when the searches hit their most popular peak while 0 means nothing was really searched. Google trends does not show actual search volumes.

Google Trends looks at search terms compared with all searches done (in a specific geographic region and time point). That data is then normalized.

It’s essentially looking at popularity trends of is this hot or not.

Source: I am a former SEO

Edit: here are specifics about what I mentioned above if you’re curious.

Holy fuck. I miss shittymorph just for his creative responses using this.

Once Upon a Time and…?

Why? Did he not get his letter for Hogwarts?

I love in the Chicago area, so I’m good!

If they have control of the house, Supreme Court, senate, and presidency then they can just change laws or ratify whatever they want including term limits for president. That’s the way I would see if going.

Penguin has been pretty great so far, but I’m admittedly only 3 episodes in currently.

Can’t wait for my only choices between Disney, Amazon, Alphabet, and Kroger.

Not for the ones in power. It never is.

Sadly, yeah. I fully expect that. Uuuuugh.

Ah! I misinterpreted what you wrote. Sorry about that.

Ugh, I really hope it doesn’t turn into that at all.

I think you misunderstand the plan. See, a good portion of other jobs will be taken by robots, offshore help, and AI. This leads to firing those employees at those companies where the jobs were taken over, and since there is no UBI and the available jobs will have massive competition, the people will have to take those jobs, be thrown in prison, or be homeless and persecuted (possibly executed) by authorities.

Disenfranchised?

Visited Sydney and Trinity Beach in June with my family, and it was one of the best trips I’ve ever had. I wish we could have seen more, let alone move there! So clean, people cared about the environment, lovely people everywhere.

❤️ Australia!

That’s gen alpha slang.

I’ve always said this job would be great if it weren’t for the fucking customers.

I see. So you don’t live in America. I still stand by what I said because I’m pretty sure that many manufacturers that sell vehicles in your area are cheaper than a Tesla.

Also, why are you getting angry for me pointing out what’s true? You compared Tesla and Ford without specifying where you live and/or availability. If you can’t get a Ford there at all then of course it’s less affordable than a Tesla because it’s not even an option.

If that’s the point then it begs to ask the question of why you even compared the two for your edge case and used a generality of affordability to most “normal people”.