Yes, I listen to NPR when I can.

She's not wrong.
They keep finding things that the GOP secretly added, like a nationwide abortion ban. They are still fighting for us, despite giving up the biggest fight.

I don't think it's going to be as easy to pass the House as they think.

If someone has managed to keep one of those cars alive for this long, they deserve $12K for it.

I'm pretty sure there's very little Yugo left by the time they do what it takes to turn it into a safe drag car.

People LS swap them now and drag race them all the time.
It's a favorite for irony, I guess.

Things are only bad if Democrats do them.

Something about some of those Eagles. Some models had a really weak rear axle shaft, and sometimes it detached from the differential and would slide out slowly so that the wheel would stick out from the car a foot before falling off completely. I watched this happen to a friend's car from behind.

Don't forget Veteran's Health Administration.
In reality, a combined effort by all three agencies could make full healthcare coverage for all Americans more efficient and could certainly cut the current ridiculous cost of healthcare to a fraction.

Oh, if you want miserable, the Renault Fuego, a Yugo, or any 80s AMC.

Oh what a shame.
I mean, what a shame there's something still there to burn.

I was thinking bus and/or train, but sure.
Perhaps a Pontiac Aztec or a 1966 VW Bug.
They lack perspective on how real people fight to survive in the lower-middle class.

I would further propose that they live in a trailer park on an income of $55K/year, located at a one hour commute from work, and be forced to live on that income alone.

It's sad, because I hear she's actually a good actress, but nobody wants to watch to find out. Two big movie productions have invested in her now, and both were huge failures.

Put simply, she decided to be a maga and started criticizing everything Democrats care about, forgetting that 90% of the movie tickets are bought by people in cities, etc.

Food for you.
The reason we have national standards is so states like mine (Washington State) don't have to pay a shit ton of welfare to states like Alabama.
We should care about all Americans.
Try to keep up, okay?

We have a few, just not a majority.
We need to change this in 2026, if there's an election.

Wow, imagine a single-payer healthcare system and a minimum wage that allows everyone to pay their bills.
Since the US is now the only developed country that doesn't do this, it's hard to argue whether it "works" or not. We have 35+ examples of it working just fine.