He's told us why. Earth science/weather tracking of natural disasters leads to regulations on land and real estate developments. The owning class hates not being able to build a hospital in a tsunami zone, or apartment complexes in an endangered owl habitat. He's taking care of his masters.

They're saying "The department of defense funds half our movies and cuts us checks all the time for licensing. We don't know what they use it for but we got our bag so we're cool."

I...I think I like it.

Perhaps the USS Nimitz that is planned to be decommissioned next year that we just happened to send to the region...

meg city!

How did NATO get started, like what was the first commander doing before NATO?

Wait. Do you think the police are on the side of the citizens?

Tons! You'll love it!

Agreed. Although I think he would have gotten tired. He saw it all decades ago. I wish that energy was here, though.

It was all around frustrating to watch and experience. Really drives home the point of "it's a big club, and you're not in it."

It didn't seem like the Democrats even pushed their own accomplishments, nor did they campaign on much other than "we're not Trump." Healthcare, housing, minimum wage, didn't really enter the conversation. If the media doesn't amplify those points then D's should've worked overtime, but they didn't.

I really wish the US gov't worked this hard to stop school shootings, but I guess it's not as much of a priority.