Agreed. Because the design is by Ford. They copied the Ford Mustang Mach E. mediacloud.carbuyer.co.uk/image/privat...

A book commonly read has this description of a community from 2000 years ago. The community rejected private property and held everything in common. Sounds like communism. The community were called Christians.

From Acts of the Apostles, 4: 32-37. The original "Marxist radicals" (also, read chapter 5 to see what God did to those who did not share):

Yes, bad data analysis. Who said anything about sample sizes? Even granting your assertion, then, the data suggests the past few years have seen the best real wage growth over expenses in the past 20 years. See this graph:
www.debt.org/wp-content/u...

Been there. Done that. Love it.

Dems having better economies than GOP? Did you not know that? That just shows how bad Dems have been at messaging. Here's a good summary:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._ec...

Pompous Pilate

Siri in need of a haircut.

Sen Van Hollen.

I think they should be encouraged for tying something new to them. So, great start! Now, they know to bring the Capitol police with them; they can enforce Fed and DC laws.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Capitol_Police

Religious leaders are some of the most effective for standing up to authoritarianism. Please consider sending the follow letter to your local Catholic bishop by mail, e-mail, or social media to encourage them to support Bishop Budde and what she said.

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Let's start calling Schumer, Senator Wimpy. He does have similar physical and character traits to the cartoon character: cdn.weasyl.com/static/media...

Here's the content of the email. I did call the toll free number listed to be able to talk to someone. PayPal only offered support-question-tree hell. The toll free number is the scammer's number. They want to get the pin that is texted to you which is when I knew calling the number was the scam.

Thanks for the research, Alison! No, it isn't. It is definitely coming from PayPal's servers. See Gmail's reading of the headers to confirm sender in attached image. Note that I am BCC'd on this not the direct to: person. I think this is harder to do.