Andrew talking about the news as getting information about propositions and local candidates is odd. In the greatest state in the Union, Washington STATE, we get huge information booklets that explain every candidate and propositions. In the proposition section, there's even arguments written for and against, plus rebuttals. Do other states not get this with their mail-in ballots?
That was a great analysis this week, I had never heard of Tony Hinchcliffe before and was baffled why I kept seeing clips of what looked like a terribly unfunny comedian bombing live, while newspeople treated it as proof Trump believed the joke seriously. Edit: I saw the Jon Stewart clip and Tony's roast was much better! I appreciate learning the probable dark, electoral purpose behind the seemingly bizarre news cycle so I know the news stations aren't incompetent.
You are not missing anything with Tony, normally I find him just basically unfunny. He had a pretty good roast of Tom Brady but that was the only time any of his shit hit for me.
47:00 In North America the Tesla Chargers are becoming the standard for all vehicles, you essentially just need an adapter. It's called the North American Charging System (NACS)
To know which judges to vote for, ask a practicing lawyer what they think about the candidates. I have one that lives down the street from me, and every election cycle I ask him for his judge picks.
46:03 actually some of the technology elon musk is using for spacex was developed by the soviet union like the rocket engines the early spacex rockets used
Trump is a *MONSTER*, but I am more annoyed at everything the DNC is doing (and I don't see Kamala as being anything more than ambition wrapped up in their talking points).
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Wasn't Walz playing Crazy Taxi? Trying to secure that Dreamcast vote.
Andrew talking about the news as getting information about propositions and local candidates is odd. In the greatest state in the Union, Washington STATE, we get huge information booklets that explain every candidate and propositions. In the proposition section, there's even arguments written for and against, plus rebuttals. Do other states not get this with their mail-in ballots?
That was a great analysis this week, I had never heard of Tony Hinchcliffe before and was baffled why I kept seeing clips of what looked like a terribly unfunny comedian bombing live, while newspeople treated it as proof Trump believed the joke seriously. Edit: I saw the Jon Stewart clip and Tony's roast was much better!
I appreciate learning the probable dark, electoral purpose behind the seemingly bizarre news cycle so I know the news stations aren't incompetent.
You are not missing anything with Tony, normally I find him just basically unfunny. He had a pretty good roast of Tom Brady but that was the only time any of his shit hit for me.
47:00 In North America the Tesla Chargers are becoming the standard for all vehicles, you essentially just need an adapter. It's called the North American Charging System (NACS)
HEATON SHAVED?!?!?
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To know which judges to vote for, ask a practicing lawyer what they think about the candidates. I have one that lives down the street from me, and every election cycle I ask him for his judge picks.
What did that Professor character get killed off? And you replaced him with Benedict Cumberbatch?
That's clearly Hugh Laurie...
46:03 actually some of the technology elon musk is using for spacex was developed by the soviet union like the rocket engines the early spacex rockets used
Trump is a *MONSTER*, but I am more annoyed at everything the DNC is doing (and I don't see Kamala as being anything more than ambition wrapped up in their talking points).
You're so close.