So far, the latest Bell startegy is working. According to Esme Vos’ Muniwireless.com, the Indiana Senate Subcommittee voted out SB 245 8-2. SB 245 will now move to the full Senate. If approved, there are apparently sponsors prepared to introduce a similar bill in the Indiana House of Reps.
Stay tuned . . . .
The list of life threatening shortages of medical supplies is unbelievable. A report several months ago listed steps federal gov needed to take to ease shortages. And what is being done? Nothing.
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As one does --- when one is a rabid racist.
The Buffalo shooter apparently tried to get his bad tooth treated. He went to the dentist, and whatever the dentist tried didn’t fix it.
He didn’t, or couldn’t, go anywhere else. He alluded to insurance problems.
But instead of blaming insurance or himself, he blamed the Jews.
To stop threading this with Sohn specifically. Why do so many Ds focus on things that are not going to happen bcause they lack votes, like filibuster reform, but won't look at options they do have, like recess appointments?
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Specifically, @BrendanCarrFCC argument that a preference for fiber or other technologies that can meet the 100/100 mark is the wrong way to go, and arguing that a mandatory low-cost package for the middle class is "rate regulation" highlight huge policy difference btwn Rs and Ds
