He’s old enough that he had polio before their were vaccines to prevent it, and had a leg paralyzed for an extended period of time. Probably saw other kids forced to live in an iron lung and maybe even die
There’s also an implicit guarantee that the federal government would step in an make deposits good if there were a bank failure large enough to wipe out the FDIC
They can do quite a bit in states where they control state government.
To some Senators, it might.
The drunk-at-work problem had a lot more witnesses
There are a lot of options for dealing with that, including the possibility of burying bodies for a century or three, and subsequently moving any bones to an ossuary.
There’s a deep human need to engage in death-related rituals, and burial is one that’s been around for a very very long time. I do not expect to end the use of burial.
And he intimidates everybody around him to hide it:
Reached for comment, the author of the letter said, “If you print that, I will deny I wrote it.” When he was reminded that it had been sent from the same personal e-mail account that he still uses, he said, “I don’t care. I’ll just say it never happened.”
Yeah. Been violated a handful of times (eg: during LA riots) but there are almost no court cases about it
Busy surrendering their third amendment rights of course.
That’s normal. On reddit, only about 2 or 3 percent click through to the article. Given the user interface similarity, I’d expect the same here
The latter. Per the article:
“On behalf of all the women (and I know it’s many) you have abused in some way, I say … get some help and take an honest look at yourself,” Penelope Hegseth wrote, stating that she still loved him.
They’re sanewashing here. The accusation is about letting staff molest boys
Yes. Came down to a few hundred votes
Nah. Just the parts about slaves being obedient to their masters.
This is the third story of the NYT ran about this today. The other two covered the policy itself, and the likely health consequences