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I always knew that Jesus is not your true king.

He’s also not in town, as far as I know. FWIW.

Probably not, based on my comings and goings in OP and noticing who is not at home. I can say that one high end starter — who I have seen a bit during the off-season — did not appear to be in town as of this morning. (Don’t ask; I’m not outing the person.)

Agreed completely.

Maybe trump should stop taxing the middle class with his stupid tariffs. That’s one way to get the house in order.

Deadlines are magnets! Also, on a serious point, these tariffs and the approach to them are so friggin dumb. If the tariffs are so critical, then why pause them? And why, through the pause, give our competitors time to reorient and direct trade away from us? It's hard to fathom that someone could be so stupid as to approach this issue in this way. MAGA has nothing. There is literally nothing good about this.

Give me a break. They’re birds of the same feather. Both actions contributed to inflation. Pent up demand low supply and free money yields inflation.

But Trump tells the truth. Or Alex jones. Or Lara Loomer. You just believe what you want to believe. That’s it.

I’m open to that. Kind of like last year. Except this year we take the right player with the first pick and someone capable of contributing with the third round pick.

I feel like I grew up there too. I look at the place nearly every day. It's going to be very weird to not have it there anymore. I'm going to miss the memories.

That's a non sequitur. That aside, define "security of living."

That's the fallacy. Nobody's going to give them anything. They have to take it. Maybe they should aspire to more and to earn better. But maybe organization helps them get fair value. Which is where unions come in. And, why not support unskilled labor banding together? Especially if you're worried about the exploitation of labor overseas. In the end, with respect to domestic labor unions, what's the difference to you? Rising tides raise all boats. It's not a regulation. It's a tax. Tariffs can be good to protect industries from dumping. Steel is a good example of that. Placing tariffs on disposable crap, like what Trump is doing, is not.

This realtor has a bunch of properties listed by the stadium that aren't moving. She aims high. I'm skeptical the house sells at that price, but it's no skin off my nose either way. I hope there are happy buyers and sellers once that house closes.

Douglas has a far a better chance of doing that than does white.