It’s far easier to get rid of the filibuster; that’s a rules change that a majority of the Senate can vote into place.

Getting rid of the Senate means replacing the constitution entirely: the structure of the Senate is the one thing amendments are not allowed to replace

They’re building, but running the coal plants less and less. Almost like a backup system which will be infrequently used

Former = still owns a ton of stock

Could = it’s in the future

Press always describes things like this because if they’re more explicit and any little detail is wrong, they get sued.

They seem to have just turned around and headed for other buyers.

The original link is a gift link, but some (not all) people get asked to register in order to access it

The problem is not that they can’t work; some do. It’s that an uregulated supply chain for an injectable with no requirement to demonstrate safety or effectiveness is a recipe for a mix of dangerous products and snake oil

It’s more that the news used to be funded in part (or whole) by advertising. Basically a newspaper was an ad delivery mechanism, with the news part being there only to get you to look at ads. Without that, news is unaffordable for most, so you end up with people just disconnecting.

I don’t regard a registration requirement from a very tiny source to be a problem.

Everybody can read it.

It literally only requires registration, not money. Deal with it

It does if you register. Small news outlets got to be funded somehow.

I spent a lot of time knocking on doors for Harris. In the area I was, people wouldn’t trust her because of skin color and gender. They just couldn’t get past that.

It affects how many accomplices need prosecution

That’s a half seat worse than if a Democrat is seated