A few days ago, I'd sent you a note to volunteer to assist with any non-development "stuff" that I could take off your plate. That stands.

SCOTUS has crossed out Section Three with a Sharpie.

Kagan, Sotomayor, and Jackson wrongly depended on "b-b-but it would be a patchwork!" Every state already has different rules - set by the state - to determine ballot qualification for Presidential candidates. Just because Colorado (and Maine and Illinois) have determined that Trump is not qualified to be on their state's ballots, does not oblige any other state to disqualify.

States are responsible for handling elections. This ruling very clearly ignores that constitutional provision. I would love nothing more for Colorado (or Maine or Illinois) to still keep Trump off of their ballot, saying "Make me."

If Trumps cases are so so politically motivated and he's so so inncoent of everything, I would think he'd want to get them tried quickly, and put in the past.

Home Depot, many many years ago (20+), used to hire people who were experts to work departments. Best Buy used to have concierge experts to help you with phone, camera, electronics purchases. I really wish that stores would do that again. The only differences between stores that sell the same items now are price and availability. Actually focusing on service would easily set a store apart.

That's just God telling you to go to the bad gateway.

WFH, desk job, multiple monitors, remain sitting at the desk after work because fuck outside.

THERE'S A DONUT SHORTAGE IN INDIANA??!

I'll airlift some in, you can price gouge them, we'll split the profits.

I can only hope it was with a side of fava beans and a nice Chianti.

I'm sure that by "outsiders" you mean "people who go outside," and I agree.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism

Because you clearly do not know what that term means.