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  Republican politicians should have heckled and name-called the cold weather, isn’t that how they “legislate “?
context: Again….the headline forgot the word ‘again’ >
  
  Nobody could've predicted this >
  
  Once in a generation disaster >
  
  Probably the fault of them durned librulls. >
  
  I blame democratic fascism and transsexual windmills. >
  
  I knew!
  Those damn transexual windmills. >
  
  oh is it that time of the year for Ted's cancun trip? >
  
  yeah first thing that came to mind is, "wonder if rafael has a window seat"
  (yes his real name is rafael because this guy comes from big money so he tries to give himself a blue collar image by going with ted, because that's what you do when your career is fleecing money from gullible people. fuck that guy in so many ways!) >
  
  I don’t think he goes by Ted to seem blue collar, he goes by Ted to seem white. >
  
  He could just tell everyone that he's a Canadian immigrant. O, wait. Immigrant. Nevermind. >
  
  Just thank god he can’t be President >
  
  Natural born american. Doesn't matter where he's born so long as he's got that magic American citizen born abroad paper. >
  
  Thats the part I never understood about the whole Obama birth certificate drama. Everyone knew that his mom was a woman from Kansas so it didn't matter who his dad was. >
  
  “Texans would be without electricity for longer than three days to keep the federal government out of their business.”  - Rick Perry >
  
  Maybe they should impeach the people who keep doing this to them. >
  
  Or at least stop voting for them. >
  
  I recently saw that Texas is gerrymandered intentionally so that Republicans can't lose even though most of the state's registered voters are Democrat. >
  
  They'll do everything they can to keep it that way, because if Texas goes blue, there will pretty much never be a republican president again. >
  
  Yup, California is basically always guaranteeing 55 electoral votes towards Dems. with Texas joining them that would jump to 93. A full third of the 270 majority with just two states alone. >
  
  Plus NY and IL and it’s almost time to pack up. >
  
  As a ny resident I'm very worried of the reach Republicans have in the state now, hopefully this Santos shit will remind ppl how awful cons are >
  
  Nah, even if people finally see the problem, the Republicans will just replace Santos with a new person who "promises" to be better than Santos. >
  
  Well, not "better", just less obvious about their shittyness. >
  
  If only they could have foreseen this >
  
  Part of me thought this was a repost from last year.
  Nope! >
  
  This whole year is full of reposts from the 1930s. >
  
  Complete with mumps and measles >
  
  Saw a tiktok the other day of some mom complaining about how her kids have no friends because they don't vaccinate. 
  Not they didn't get the covid vaccine, they don't vaccinate their kids at all, for anything. I mean I know this isn't new I guess... but what?? Like for anything?? Do we not remember polio? Or any of these awful diseases that we've thankfully already dealt with? I just will never get it. >
  
  No, people don't remember polio. I suspect that's a large contributing factor for this idiotic trend. >
  
  My mothers aunt had polio and my mom was an anti-vaxxer in the 90’s. I’m ashamed that I’m mostly unvaccinated, I’ve taken all the ones I can get in my 20s. >
  
  Straight up when I turned 18 I had to go through the gamut of getting all of my vaccines that I missed
  The worst part was trying to get my old vaccine records and none of my family would tell me where they were >
  
  One of the best things about the UK is that we have access to all our vaccination records and medical test results online via Patient Access. You get Patient Access as soon as you sign up to your GP and can order repeat medication, sometimes book appointments, and do some self referrals through the site. I can look at the site and tell you which day I got my first vaccines almost 28 years ago. >
  
  Soooo dumb we don't have a central place to keep medical records... >
  
  “We had hoped to make more progress today,“ said Jackie Sargent, general manager of Austin Energy. ”And that simply has not happened.”
  Yup. Sounds about right.