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Which came after the multiple times he specifically campaigned on being a progressive.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/john-fetterman-says-not-progressive-despite-previous-claims_n_657dc390e4b036ecab453341

World of Illusion (Genesis)

Got ems!

When it comes to foreign policy, remember, Trump is definitely in the Epstein files.

It takes a lot of effort to soak the corks.

I mean, it's an encouraging sign that they think this endorsement is necessary. Zohran must be doing well in internal polling.

I'm still not sure if we're disagreeing even. Yeah, there are lots of issues at play, and I don't have strong feelings about stairs either way. I just think among all the issues, start with the most egregious, which is the commodification of housing. Beyond that, sure, tackle all the issues of inefficiency including outdated stair laws. The stair issue just feels like a scapegoat to avoid talking about societal issues.

I don't dispute any of that. More housing, modular construction, all great. It's just separate from the issue of this staircase requirement. I don't have any stake in staircases. If building technology makes the requirement obsolete, great. If the fire department is happy with one staircase, great. It just doesn't sound plausible that 6-15% premium for additional staircases is a root cause of the housing crisis, when developer profit opportunity is clearly the greater constraint.

And you're the only person I've ever seen recognize it in turn.

Part of me wants to ask where you went to college since that's the only community I knew who played it, but I also wouldn't post that here.

Just going add early now since no one is talking about it yet, this is why nuclear isn't the way over renewables. Because as soon as any country wants a domestic nuclear energy program, the US will have a freebie wildcard to bomb them.

I wonder if it's an early response to the talk of breaking up Google and Chrome. MS gets more people onboarded to Edge and Google still gets your browser level metrics.

It's true, it's still a bit more expensive to build, but the profit motive is removed. Public housing doesn't need to recoup its costs. People need housing, you build housing.