2024 U.S. Presidential election
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jipops
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That’s more branches than Tuberville can name!
cato
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The AG is part of the executive, not the judicial branch.
AtlBluRew
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In addition, I think Harry S. Truman was the first and only President to be in all three branches. He was a judge in Missouri before becoming a Senator, then VP, and finally President.
Youre right. It’s definitely a wink wink game between providers and insurance companies. For the most part. Providers bill a large amount knowing they’re going to get less reimbursement from the insurance company and being fine with that. Sometimes however the doctors really get screwed when the rate the “experts” at the insurance company deem is appropriate grossly undervalues the service and everything that goes into it.
As to your intern example: sweat is extra.
MarkD83
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Well in AZ there are only about 100 people that are under 30 so does it matter?
MChambers
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Article claiming that Trump is ahead in polling by only 1% in FL, and behind slightly in GA and NC: https://floridapolitics.com/archive...a-1-point-lead-in-florida-over-kamala-harris/
I don't follow polling as closely (or obsessively) as some of you, so can't comment on the quality of the polls.
I don't follow polling as closely (or obsessively) as some of you, so can't comment on the quality of the polls.
Norway has a population of 5.6 million (roughly equivalent to Minnesota or Colorado) with minimal ethnic or religious diversity, and a highly concentrated economy to boot. Not really comparable to the US at all.
In the larger, more diversified European economies (UK, France, Germany, Italy, etc.), the "welfare state" results have been decidedly more mixed.
Matches
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I’m sure no bad actors will buy a $100,000 watch for the purpose of gaining influence. Bribes? What are those?
This is for low-level rubes. $100,000 isn't gonna get you any favors from Trump. Remember, the supreme court gave him immunity for almost anything he does in office, it's been specifically pointed out that he can now accept money for pardons. Bribes will barely need to be concealed, if at all.
CrazyNotCrazie
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Trump the toilet paper - merchandising!
Rich
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Fun fact!
President Harry S. Truman Facts | President Harry S. Truman Biography
Expand your knowledge of presidential history with our Harry S. Truman facts and biography. Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president of the United States, was born on May 8, 1884 in Lamar, Missouri. In 1890, the year the Little White Housewas built, the Truman's moved to Independence, Missouri.
www.trumanlittlewhitehouse.org
That I would buy. In bulk.
nmduke2001
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I’m a bit of a watch collector and I can tell you that this is a piece of junk. There are a ton of flaws but the first is that it has a gripped bezel but it likely doesn't spin. There are no markings to use it as a counter, so a rotating bezel would be useless anyway. It's really dumb. Is there some value in the scarcity? I guess, but there is a reason that a Rolex or a Patek demands such a high price and isn’t just marketing. The best watch brands in the world make an incredible product that is also a piece of art. This Trump watch is a grift from the master grifter.
Here is a good review.
BandAlum83
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But she still has experience IN the Judiciary. Think of all of those courthouses she worked IN!
CrazyNotCrazie
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Trump has a lot of judiciary experience as well - he has spent countless hours in courtrooms and has been billed many millions by lawyers for trials (unclear if these lawyers were ever paid).But she still has experience IN the Judiciary. Think of all of those courthouses she worked IN!
I wonder what Trump’s credit rating is? Do you think he can get a credit card?
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