That's more of an entire lifestyle

Even working class joes can afford an Oubliette and a young drake!

Dungeons and Dragons.

There's also an overlap population who earn more than 100% but less than 138% FPL who live in the non-expansion states, including Texas, Florida, Georgia etc. They're eligible for ACA tax credits, which is why the ACA population is MASSIVE in those states.

What is 14/3?

Well then we are trapped in a never ending hell cycle.

Also:

"In 1925, only half of American houses had electrical power. Thanks in great part to FDR’s Rural Electrification Act of 1936, by 1945, 85 percent of American homes were powered by electricity, with virtually all homes having electricity by 1960."

mrelectric.com/blog/the-his...

But did we learn anything about the taxation of trades routes?

Focus is on what happens over the next few years, what sorts of things we need to keep in mind when we revisit the program, and who bears the costs when we do so.

Mostly about social security itself but does discuss the sloppy language people use around the trust fund reserve depletion and about that has been weaponized.

Considering how poorly optimized Crysis was I suspect it was the king well into the late 2010s.

I hope I can release it soon. It is currently in the "got social security actuary seal of approval for accuracy but extremely dense and perhaps not as accessible as I would like" stage. So looking for ways to make it clearer.

I have no idea. Trump very obviously doesn't want them released and Johnson is dutifully preventing the release. When the discharge petition passes he will scream about it and it will be in the news. Then it goes to the Senate and I don't know what happens. Maybe there is similar procedural trick?

I suppose, "Republican senators block release of Epstein files" and "GOP in internal conflict over Epstein files" are a good stories?