Cassidy (he's a doctor) is the one who cast the deciding vote to confirm RFK (and also deciding vote on Blanche); where was his concern then? He's fully aware of the agenda, this is just theater on his part.
In the USA, no. Taxes, of any type, once in place, rarely ever come down or are removed, even when they're for a specific, limited purpose. A notable exception is Trump's reductions and eliminations of federal income and other taxes on the ultra wealthy.
New Mexican here. I also lived in California in the desert, in Indio, where daytime temperatures routinely hit 115-120 with nighttime lows of 98 during the summer. It was a fairly big house with two AC units. Our electric bills were high there, naturally.
Since moving back to New Mexico, I have a smaller house and only one AC unit. Even with lower sustained temperatures, our electric bills are as high or higher than what we paid in the desert in California.
If and when Blackstone takes over from PNM, I don't know how we'll continue to afford electric. It's just greed, greed, greed.
WaPo (gift) article: "Homeland Security is targeting Americans with this secretive legal weapon"
Under Trump, the Department of Homeland Security has weaponized administrative subpoenas to attack free speech, according to privacy and civil rights groups.
On Chrome, but also saw that others were having the same web clipper issues regardless of browser (it's been an open issue on github for over 8 months, no indication of a fix). I created 'archive' sub folders (nested notebooks), it worked but very cluttered, but a true archive feature would be most welcome as well as real templates.
Former pro user, just over a year using NN, but dropped it a few months ago. Too many issues not addressed (webclipper not working was the big one for me), over 1k open issues on GitHub, many on discord also not getting any attention. I think the devs are overwhelmed. Was a hard decision to move away from NN as it has the potential to be quite fantastic, but I couldn't see thowing scarce money at a project that has so many issues and little or no response from the developers. Moved on to Upnote, which has been smooth, but do miss the E2E security of NN. Hope that it has improved, that the devs are or will become more able to address shortcomings and provide better feedback to its users.
If it's the 'obvious guess' couldn't the feds take that land by eminent domain, whereby they'd be obligated to pay fair market value and the new owners would end up at a loss since they apparently overpaid for the land?
Cassidy (he's a doctor) is the one who cast the deciding vote to confirm RFK (and also deciding vote on Blanche); where was his concern then? He's fully aware of the agenda, this is just theater on his part.
In the USA, no. Taxes, of any type, once in place, rarely ever come down or are removed, even when they're for a specific, limited purpose. A notable exception is Trump's reductions and eliminations of federal income and other taxes on the ultra wealthy.
leadssinksAnd Putin’s Puppet, aiding them in their war against Ukraine, keeping that oil and gas money flowing, curtailing much needed support to the Ukraine.
And enabling Israel's genocide in Gaza and beyond.
And enriching and shielding Saudi Arabia.
He helps every Evil Empire and does everything possible to destroy the US economy, democracy, and alienate our once allies.
Ku klux klan hoods...
New Mexican here. I also lived in California in the desert, in Indio, where daytime temperatures routinely hit 115-120 with nighttime lows of 98 during the summer. It was a fairly big house with two AC units. Our electric bills were high there, naturally.
Since moving back to New Mexico, I have a smaller house and only one AC unit. Even with lower sustained temperatures, our electric bills are as high or higher than what we paid in the desert in California.
If and when Blackstone takes over from PNM, I don't know how we'll continue to afford electric. It's just greed, greed, greed.
WaPo (gift) article: "Homeland Security is targeting Americans with this secretive legal weapon"
Under Trump, the Department of Homeland Security has weaponized administrative subpoenas to attack free speech, according to privacy and civil rights groups.
https://wapo.st/4qjO8rJ
On Chrome, but also saw that others were having the same web clipper issues regardless of browser (it's been an open issue on github for over 8 months, no indication of a fix). I created 'archive' sub folders (nested notebooks), it worked but very cluttered, but a true archive feature would be most welcome as well as real templates.
Former pro user, just over a year using NN, but dropped it a few months ago. Too many issues not addressed (webclipper not working was the big one for me), over 1k open issues on GitHub, many on discord also not getting any attention. I think the devs are overwhelmed. Was a hard decision to move away from NN as it has the potential to be quite fantastic, but I couldn't see thowing scarce money at a project that has so many issues and little or no response from the developers. Moved on to Upnote, which has been smooth, but do miss the E2E security of NN. Hope that it has improved, that the devs are or will become more able to address shortcomings and provide better feedback to its users.
Only the Jets...
If it's the 'obvious guess' couldn't the feds take that land by eminent domain, whereby they'd be obligated to pay fair market value and the new owners would end up at a loss since they apparently overpaid for the land?