I was at the Disneyland Hotel about 2 years ago but I don’t remember much about it.

I’m trying to think of which resorts have bars right in the lobby. Port Orleans has a bar area right at the entrance, but they still play music there

Either commenter’s memory deceived her, or she’s making it up

I assumed it was the Polynesian that used to have a massive fountain in the center of the lobby that has been drastically reduced to make more room in the lobby

But it never had a piano

Maybe Port Orleans? It has a fountain, but to my knowledge it hasn’t been removed idk about a piano though

But I think there’s a difference between term limits and a retirement age

I personally support a retirement age, (let’s say 75) and a person could be elected at 40, serve 35 years, have the experience you mentioned, and then retire

Protect experience and get new blood all in one move

These people won’t even let us pass a law prohibiting people on the no fly list from buying a fire arm

But putting someone who in a concentration camp because they might be a terrorist (which is a lie) they are perfectly comfortable with

Fuck these people

That seems like something someone who plays regularly instead of paying people to play for him might know

It has only just occurred to me that today’s Republican Party would have never passed the GI bill

It’s giving grinch mixing up the mail but without the redemption arc at the end

9. Lastly, there are some concerns about foreign election interference from China, Russia, and the US

A Chinese owned mining company was in the process of opening a mining project in Greenland in 2021 and the US interest is obvious given Trump’s statements.

8. We will also see what message is sent for a possible independence referendum. The current Prime Minister in January was eyeing a possible referendum in April. If IA and Naleraq remain the governing coalition, that may very well happen.

7. However, that same poll found 85% of Greenlandic people oppose becoming part of the US. Despite this, there is also a newly formed pro-Trump party on the scene according to one article I’ve read but I cannot find its name and it doesn’t appear to be a significant player in tomorrow’s election

6. Meanwhile, Naleraq which polled at 12% indicating 2021 is polling at 16.5% perhaps showing an increased appetite for independence and independence now. But polling is scarce, so it’s hard to tell. I have seen 1 poll from January with a sample size of 497.

5. The increase of support for the Democratic Party (Demokraatit) could indicate a reluctance of some to leave Denmark, the EU, and NATO when their sovereignty is being threaten by an aggressor that is the US

4. Following the election in 2021, IA formed a coalition with the populist pro-independence Naleraq Party.

Polls show IA with a 9% advantage on Siumut, but the biggest shock comes from the unionist Democratic Party which won 9% in 2021 and is now polling at 19%

3. Siumut is center-left and supportive of diversifying the economy with foreign investments to mine rare earth minerals. Opposition to mining became a flash point in the 2021 election with the IA opposing expansion of mining of uranium and rare earth minerals (or at least slowing it down)

2. The primary opposition is the Siumut led by Erik Jensen. Siumut also supports independence but on a long term timetable. They want to diversify the economy so that when they leave Denmark, they can survive without the $500 million annual investment from Denmark.