Because when the Republicans get their 300 million, it's from, like, eight guys who "don't coordinate with the campaign" but almost always have the same messaging, but when the Dems get that money the average donation is like 30 bucks because that many people supported the candidate.

They usually justify it by saying it's to prevent the tyranny of the majority (two wolves and a sheep biting on dinner).

But a case could be made that it's a way to keep the elite entrenched.

He was said to have the best fed sharks in the Caribbean. Political dissidents had a tendency to disappear during his reign.

Within two months and one week of each other.

Not left, not right but ~~center~~ somehow ever farther right.

Not entirely true, they can't get enough of art that is exactly like the things they already like. A boring landscape that could have been painted a century earlier? They love that shit.

But if you dare try to get creative (with message or medium) they will demand your head.

I'm saying 'Ira[x] bought a bunch of uranium from Niger' sounds awfully familiar.

Best guesses would be the way that Ticketmaster's site shit the bed when people were buying tickets when the Eras tour kicked off or the way that ticket scalping has grown online

That's good advice. Shame he and his colleagues didn't follow it in 303 Creative

Because maintaining a train length vacuum is really difficult and doesn't really provide that big of a benefit.

Atmospheric rail has been attempted with varying degrees of success (but never to a 'replaces traditional rail' degree) for 200 years.

His hell is their (and Bourdain's) heaven. It's a cost saving measure.

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